MoneyWeek

MoneyWeek is a weekly magazine that enables you to become a better-informed, smarter investor and enjoy the rewards of managing your money with confidence. Week-in, week-out we'll guide you through the financial world as it changes, alerting you to all the opportunities to profit and dangers to avoid, as they appear. Income strategies, rising-star companies, the best funds and trusts, clever ways to preserve your wealth during market turmoil... you will get the best ideas from the sharpest financial minds and investing professionals in Britain.

From the editor-in-chief...

Humanoid robots still dumb… for now

America’s next unwinnable war

The debasement trade makes a comeback

Aussie property bubble hisses air

Carney fights for Canada

Viewpoint

■ The red metal marches on Copper COMEX futures

Moderna’s milestone • The US biotech has made great strides in the battle against cancer, vastly improving its post-pandemic prospects. Matthew Partridge reports

A marvellous deal for Marvell Technology

Shein’s appeal has faded fast

News

The running sore of social care • Determining the most efficient way for Britain to look after its elderly population has proved a perennial political and financial problem. Could it soon be resolved? Simon Wilson reports

A disaster in the making • The mansion tax will barely raise any revenue and will be such an administrative hassle that it is likely to prove unworkable

City talk

Preparing a plan for an AI crash • If you know what funds you will use to reduce risk, you are less likely to panic when the time comes

The star of the UK income sector • This one-of-a-kind investment trust has greater flexibility than most of its peers

Activist watch

Short positions… Shaires raises capital for AI pivot

Best of the financial columnists

Money talks

China remains totalitarian

Economic laws are real

Nobel winner is overrated

It’s growth up north

CVS Group keeps purring along • The fast-growing veterinary group is available at a rare discount to its usual premium valuation

Heed history’s warnings on debt • Eighteenth-century thinkers foresaw today’s crisis, says Edward Chancellor

The profits in pipelines • Shifting oil and gas from one place to another has never been a glamorous business, but it is becoming increasingly lucrative, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here are the companies poised to benefit

The next pensions tweak • Get ahead of the changes to salary-sacrifice schemes from 2029-2030

Beware the fine print with IHT

News in brief... fiscal drag hits more savers

Moving up a gear • A greater focus on cars rather than bikes is driving growth at Halfords

Betting on politics... the next president

How my tips have fared

Italy’s serpentine succession drama • Eight heirs have been battling it out for control of Delfin, the holding company behind eyewear multinational EssilorLuxottica. Jane Lewis takes a look at the latest twists in the tale

A geek with a good business head

Property • This week: industrial conversions – from a top-floor apartment in the award-winning Old Fire Station development in Worcester, to a converted 17th-century mill in Ceredigion, Wales

Austrian adventures • If you’re wondering where to go this autumn and winter, Austria has the answer

Wine of the week: quality wine at an unbeatable price

Crossword

A new kind of presidency • Trump is no worse than his forebears except in his bravado and chutzpah

MoneyWeek

Thinking beyond the short term • In today’s markets, there’s a great deal to be said for an intrinsically long-term fund

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