MoneyWeek

MoneyWeek is a weekly magazine focused on investments, delivering insights and analysis on financial and economic news from both the UK and around the world. The magazine is based in London and is edited there. It is published by MoneyWeek Limited, which is a subsidiary of the U.S. company Agora Inc, led by Bill Bonner. Between July and December 2015, MoneyWeek had an Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) verified circulation of 45,540, with 99.0% of its readership located in the UK and Ireland.

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How to find lost pensions, savings or investments

1 day ago | moneyweek.com | Samantha Partington

More than 28 million accounts, ranging from pensions and investments to savings accounts and Child Trust Funds, worth a staggering £88.5 billion are lost in the UK. The most common reasons people lose touch with their assets are through moving home and forgetting to update contact details, changing jobs and losing track of old pension pots or becoming vulnerable, for example living with dementia.
When will M&S take online orders again?

2 days ago | moneyweek.com | Ruth Emery

Marks & Spencer shoppers are still not able to place orders on the website, following a cyberattack on the retailer last month. Online orders have been “paused” on the M&S website and app since 25 April. The retailer is also still struggling with in-store stock availability, judging by the empty shelves and chiller units in some shops. The cyberattack has caused M&S’s share price to plunge by 15%, wiping more than a billion pounds from its market value.
8 of the best converted properties for sale now

4 days ago | moneyweek.com | Natasha Langan

Image 1 of 1The Mill House, Felsted, Chelmsford, Essex. A restored Grade II-listed Georgian mill house and two-bedroom cottage surrounded by landscaped gardens with a mill pond and a weir. It has open fireplaces and a kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows. 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 receptions, outbuildings, pasture, 49.7 acres. Price: £6.5m Strutt & Parker01245-960393. Image 1 of 2The Silos, Swinton Grange, Malton, North Yorkshire.
Cash in on your attic: Thousands could be sitting dormant in your storage

5 days ago | moneyweek.com | Daniel Hilton

You don’t have to own a Michelangelo or a centuries-old antique to make a trip to the auction house worth your time. Even if you don’t own priceless artefacts, you could make a hefty profit by selling some of your belongings at the auction house. For example, a first edition copy of the first Harry Potter book sold at auction for more than £21,000 in February after it was discovered among the belongings of a deceased man set to be thrown away.
UK-US trade deal announced: US cuts tariffs on UK car imports to 10%

6 days ago | moneyweek.com | Laura Miller

The United States has agreed a trade deal with the UK – with tariffs on some car imports having been cut to 10% – but hopes tariffs would be lifted on most British goods imported to the US have been dashed. Currently, most goods imported to the US from the UK face 10% tariffs, with higher rates on steel, aluminium, and cars. The UK also charges tariffs on some US goods.
How to use mid-caps to diversify from the US

6 days ago | moneyweek.com | Laura Miller

Investors keen to diversify away from US mega cap stocks and avoid the worst of the current volatility in markets should look to global mid-caps, according to analysis by Aberdeen Asset Management. For those who have a strong weighting in the US, global mid caps may well look attractive when thinking about the top stocks or funds to invest in to add diversification. Global mid-caps, as defined by the MSCI World Mid-Cap Index, are less exposed to the US stock market than large caps.
Regions lead with strongest annual house price growth - Halifax

6 days ago | moneyweek.com | Laura Miller

House prices rose slightly in April, according to the latest Halifax house price index, with Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland seeing the strongest annual price growth. UK house prices rose by 0.3% in April, an increase of just under £900, Halifax said. This compares to a drop of 0.5% in March. The annual growth rate also ticked up 3.2%, reaching its highest level so far this year. The typical UK property is now valued at £297,781.
Nationwide cuts rates on 16 popular savings accounts

1 week ago | moneyweek.com | Laura Miller

Nationwide is cutting the interest rates it pays on more than a dozen popular accounts, in what it says is a response to the Bank of England lowering the Base Rate in February. From 1 June, Nationwide will lower rates by between 0.10 to 0.25 percentage points on specific savings products. The majority will reduce by less than the change in Bank Rate, which was cut by 0.25 percentage points to 4.5% on 5 February.
150 banking hubs now open across UK - is there one near you?

1 week ago | moneyweek.com | Ruth Emery

Customers that struggle to do everyday banking due to their local bank branch being far away will be pleased to learn that 150 banking hubs are now open, and that the Post Office will continue to offer basic banking services until 2030. Major banks and building societies have signed a £1.75 billion contract to continue offering services at Post Office counters for at least the next five years. The current deal was due to expire at the end of this year.
Why you might not need to worry about a reduced cash ISA allowance

1 week ago | moneyweek.com | Daniel Hilton

Cash ISAs have been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons in the past few months after it emerged that chancellor Rachel Reeves was being lobbied to reduce the annual cash ISA allowance to £4,000. The Treasury has since confirmed that they are looking into cash ISA reform, with Reeves saying she is trying to “get the balance right between cash and equities to earn better returns for savers, boost the culture of retail investment, and support the growth mission”.