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Trump’s Energy Plan: Which Stock Sectors Are Hot—and Which Ones Are Not
Donald Trump · United States

Trump’s Energy Plan: Which Stock Sectors Are Hot—and Which Ones Are Not

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Global energy companies with operations in the US are increasingly concerned about the “revenge tax” now under consideration in the Senate. Section 899 of the Big Beautiful Bill, the Republican-backed tax-cutting program, would significantly raise taxes on income generated by the US branches of foreign companies, when that income is returned to the parent. The idea is to punish governments — particularly in the EU, UK, and Canada — that the Trum…See the Story
Child Benefit Repayments Changing for Thousands This Summer - Rotherham Taylor Chartered Accountants
Mannheim · Mannheim

Child Benefit Repayments Changing for Thousands This Summer - Rotherham Taylor Chartered Accountants

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The way families make Child Benefit repayments to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is changing. From the summer, many families will have the option to report their Child Benefit payments and pay the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) directly through their PAYE tax code instead of filing a Self-Assessment tax return. How will it work? For eligible employed parents, the option to pay directly through PAYE will be simpler compared to Self-Assessm…See the Story
Weekend reading: Cheaper bond funds, for those who want them
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Weekend reading: Cheaper bond funds, for those who want them

What caught my eye this week. Vanguard cut the fees on seven of its bond ETFs this week. For the full list see the table below. I got a heads-up on this fee-flailing from a thoughtful Monevator reader. They speculated that perhaps the price cuts were needed to gee up enthusiasm for bonds after the big crash of 2022. Given the scorn that some Monevator commenters heap upon bonds nowadays, I can see where this thinking comes from. But I don’t beli…Read Article

Profiting from the UK stock market liquidation [Members]

Like a polar bear marooned on a melting ice floe, investors in firms listed on the London Stock Exchange continue to see their market shrink. .memberful-global-teaser-content p:last-child{ -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); } This article can be read by selected Monevator members. Please see our membership plans and consider joining! Already a member? Sig…Polar Bear · LondonRead Article

Which risk factors beat the market?

Few investors would say “no” to beating the market. Even the most passive among us would happily filter-feed a few extra quid – like a financial blue whale – if we didn’t need an ‘edge’ to make it happen. Last week we looked at one way to potentially do that. The small value strategy has earned a 2% annualised premium versus the market over the long-term. Outside the US, small value has beaten the market by 1.5% annualised since 1990. Which is j…United States · United StatesRead Article

UK tax brackets and personal allowances

Hey, do you know your tax brackets? I’m talking about the critical bands that determine whether you’re a basic (20%), higher (40%), or additional-rate (45%) taxpayer. Everyone knows their height and their shoe size. Most teenage boys even spend a furtive moment with a ruler. But many of us have no idea where the various tax brackets start and end – nor where our income falls within these bands. True, the freezing of personal tax allowances and i…England · EnglandRead Article

Why small value is worth investing in

Fancy a whistlestop tour of the evidence that the small value risk factor is worth investing in? Who wouldn’t? Small value is the market-beating factor that graces many a sophisticated model portfolio. Yet it’s long remained tantalisingly out of reach for UK DIY investors hankering after a simple solution.  .memberful-global-teaser-content p:last-child{ -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); mask-image: linear-gradie…Read Article

FIRE-side chat: after the rollercoaster

I’m delighted to say we have long-time Monevator reader ‘London A Long Time Ago’ doing her FIRE reveal this month. While our career paths are world’s apart, I was surprised by the echoes to my own perspectives on freedom, self-determination, and how fragile life can be. Few of us will be lucky enough to retire to the glorious beaches of Australia, but there’s still lots to mull over. Enjoy! A place by the FIRE Hello! How do you feel about taking…Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneRead Article

Investing for beginners: Risk versus reward

Back in lesson one, we looked at the main reason why we invest our money – which is to retain its spending power. By keeping our money in a cash savings account and retaining the interest it generates over time, we can hope to at least keep up with inflation. Hurrah! We’re not getting any poorer. But we’re also not getting richer: We’re only keeping track with inflation… …and to do so, we can’t spend much – if any – of the interest earned. Sup…Investing · United KingdomRead Article

Uncertainty for mortgage holders remains as new mortgage stats from UK Finance and MOJ show mixed picture

The UK property market before the Great Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007-09 was a bit like crypto today. Think easy money. Buyers flipping assets they didn’t understand. Dodgy maths in the shape of self-certification and 110% mortgages. And of course a media frenzy, albeit one mediated by cuddly folk such as Kirsty-n-Phil and Sarah Beeny, as opposed to crypto’s West Coast techno-bros high on micro-dosing and 2,200% gains. A particular highlight of…Cryptocurrency · United KingdomSee the Story

AVSG: small cap value ETF review

I was browsing a list of ETFs the other day, as you do, when I stumbled upon something I’ve been waiting a very long time for: a global small cap value ETF. Value stocks are the subset of risky stocks that are deemed ‘undervalued’ by investors. According to the value thesis, these ugly ducklings are excessively shunned, lowering their price relative to their potential. Hence, you can pick them up for a song, Moneyball style, and wait for them to…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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