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Edinburgh houses now 'cheaper' in salary terms than 15 years ago, says Bank of Scotland

That still makes the Capital the least affordable place in Scotland for property.

How to pick the right wealth manager for the 2020s

Investors have never had more choice, but it can be tricky to find a good match

UK explores 5% pay rises for public sector workers

Ministers examine more generous deals because of concern about strikes

Your Wealth, Your Way - Impact Reports 2021

Impact Roadmaps highlight positive change across five tangible impact goals: Inclusion, Health and Wellbeing, Climate Change, Responsible Consumption and Sustainable Infrastructure

Lombard Odier PB CIO: 'A short-lived recession in 2023 is likely'

In equities, Monier prefers value stocks in the energy, financial services, industrials, materials, miners, healthcare and utility sectors.

'I’m considering buying my own fund', says manager

Bonds have sold off this year as investors are concerned about the impact of inflation on the asset class.

Steve Conley: Retiring the idea of retirement

People are asking if we live to 100, will we ever really stop working? And how will this change retirement planning?

£300,000 gulf between HNW retirement dreams and reality

As many as 90% misjudged the level of income needed for later life

UK inflation rises to 9.1%, its highest rate in 40 years

Headline CPI rate will add to cost of living crisis, fuelled by rises in food and transport costs

Half-time scores – how the investment industry is faring in 2022

Severe share price slumps and outflows widespread across the asset and wealth management sector though there are a few anomalies

Where do markets go from here?

For Henry, investors need to stick to the plan and look to the long-term as that is where the returns can be made.

Navigating markets: Top questions answered

In this FAQ, the Chief Investment Office answers common questions surrounding inflation, the Fed, bear markets, and the investment implications for investors.

Despite slowing growth, inflation not yet at peak as BoE faces tough decisions very soon

While the government has pulled some fiscal levers to date, this period of protracted inflation may mean more will have to used later in the year

Losing money is par for the course with experienced investors

The very richest usually cope with substantial losses, but it can be a different story for those who made their millions quickly

The final blow off? Eight key bubble bursting charts

Just over a year ago investors were keen to take advantage of an environment of low interest rates and stimulus money. Now, the environment has changed.

Classic 60/40 strategy puts investments at risk

To achieve long-term portfolio growth, said the deVere Group CEO, investors should keep some of their wealth in cash for everyday spending requirements

Cost of living: Rolls Royce staff to get £2,000 payment

The lump sum will start to be rolled out to 3,000 staff in their August pay.

City bosses warn of UK recession this year

FT executive network members raise concerns that managers lack experience in handling economic shocks

Value creation: a key driver in equity selection

These companies’ operating models haven’t really been damaged since the beginning of the year and they are more attractively valued.

Traditional asset managers race to expand private investment alternatives

Mainstream asset managers are competing with private equity groups for a bigger slice of the growing private asset market

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