inews.co.uk • 12th September 2018

The bitcoin bubble has burst: What happened to the cryptocurrency craze? | i News

The cryptocurrency market lost nearly three quarters of its value between January and June, shedding more than $500b (£393bn) - so was it all just a fad?

inews.co.uk • 23rd July 2018

Women are better investors for the same reason we’re better drivers | i News

A growing pile of research shows women are raking in superior portfolio returns.

inews.co.uk • 17th July 2018

How I Live On a £69,500 salary while saving to buy a two-bedroom flat in London | i News

Engineer Kate Smith has had to pull out all the stops to get a deposit together for a flat in London - despite earning more than three times the average UK salary

inews.co.uk • 28th June 2018

How Halifax customers were “pressured” to pay off their overdrafts early | i News

Customers of a major bank say they are being pressured to make overdraft payments they can’t afford ahead of a major industry review.

inews.co.uk • 19th June 2018

A guide to Sipps: How savers can take control of their own pension investments | i News

The use of Sipps has ballooned over the past decade, up from just 957 new accounts in 2006 to more than 798,000 in 2016.

inews.co.uk • 13th June 2018

How I Live On: A pensioner on £9,000 a year who can’t afford to put the heating on | i News

Jill Clark, a 77-year-old pensioner living alone in North Wales, survives on a retirement income of just £8,840 a year.

inews.co.uk • 5th June 2018

‘We had £40,000 worth of debt, now we’re buying a home’: How self-employed people can get a mortgage | i News

Banks are still reluctant to lend to entrepreneurs, despite nearly 5 million Britons now working for themselves

iNews • 25th April 2018

‘I can’t afford to live’: The reality of life as a waiter in the UK | i News

TGI Friday’s recent decision to take 40 per cent of gratuities paid on card from waiters and redistribute it to kitchen staff has sparked nationwide protests.

iNews • 6th February 2018

The party’s over: Why are global stock markets selling off? | i News

Global stock markets sold off sharply in early 2018, with a reported $4 trillion (£3.3 trillion) lost from indices across the world as investors headed for the hills.

iNews • 8th November 2017

A guide to investment trusts, and how to pick one | iNews

Investment trusts are less well known than funds, numbering just 490 compared to nearly 4,000 of the latter. However, as investors increasingly wake up to trusts’ benefits, this is changing.