New to investing? A MoneyMagpie partnership with eToro could give eligible beginners a free £20 share and access to an entire ...
October is a busy month for investors. Company results are about to land, interest rate worries are shaking markets, and the AI boom is still the biggest story in tech. That means plenty of shares are ...
If you have been watching AI shares from the sidelines, this week will have given you plenty to think about. Chip stocks have been hit hard, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down close to 10% ...
A boating accident can damage more than your hull. Repair bills, passenger injuries and emergency recovery costs can put pressure on savings intended for everyday life. Protecting your finances means ...
For many Australian small businesses, securing finance has traditionally meant approaching a bank, completing a detailed application, providing financial records and waiting for a decision. That model ...
We’re giving two lucky MoneyMagpie readers the chance to win a case of Sandford Orchards’ Red Zero alcohol-free cider. Planning your Sober October? Looking for a refreshing, low or no drink that doesn ...
You’ve got the visa, the flights, and a spreadsheet where every cost has a number beside it except one. Health is usually the line with a question mark, because Australia has Medicare, Britain has a ...
On Tuesday, shares in US power giant Constellation Energy shot up around 12% after it announced a 20-year deal to supply Google with 890 megawatts of nuclear power. The same day, the S&P 500 closed at ...
A stocks and shares ISA is one of the easiest ways to invest without handing a slice of your returns to the taxman. You can put in up to £20,000 a year, and growth and dividends are tax-free. But with ...
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Most people buy a heat pump like this. Ring three installers, describe the house, collect three numbers over the phone, pick the middle one. Then the site visit adds a bit. Then, halfway through the ...
Everyone tells us to save money. But where are those savings supposed to come from when food, energy and everyday essentials already swallow so much of our income? We’re told to stop buying coffees, ...
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