Personal Investor: Why Lloyds cocos could go pop

Contingent convertibles blur the boundary between shares and bonds

Do fund groups outperform funds?

As Gartmore heads for a public listing, we examine which is the better investment

Star fund manager Anthony Bolton puts the icing on China’s cake

Despite ‘bubble’ concerns, the arrival of Fidelity’s top performer has fuelled fresh hopes for investing in the region

Recovery uncertain as investment falls

Capital expenditure is down by more than 20% in a year with businesses putting less money back into equipment

William Kay: Wealth Matters

Our columnist answers your questions on how to protect and increase your net worth

Clusters are cause for concern

Wealth Matters: William Kay

Our columnist answers your questions on how to protect and increase your net worth

All this talk of bubbles is just hot air

If you’re an investor who has recently taken the plunge, the newest forecast from Colliers CRE is bound to be concerning

Personal Investor: forget the lottery, invest wisely and make your own luck

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Investors plough back into funds

William Kay: Wealth Matters

Our columnist answers your questions on how to protect and increase your net worth

Don’t blow a bonus to join the property surge

Bricks and mortar funds are back but the outlook for prices is far from clear. We take a look at the pros and cons of property funds

Directors’ Deals: Shot in the arm from drug boss

Andrew Whitty, the chief executive of Glaxo Smith Kline, has splashed out just over £99,000 on 8,166 shares at £12.16

I don’t know where my loan will go

During last week’s injection of £39.2bn into Lloyds and RBS, one group of people was forgotten — the poor customers, of whom I am...

Should you invest like Warren Buffett?

World’s wiliest investor buys $34bn train set

Warren Buffett, revered for his approach to investing, splashes out as an ‘all-in wager on the economic future of the US’

William Kay: Wealth Matters

Our columnist answers your questions on how to protect and increase your net worth

Heaven and Hell: It’s not just the pedigree that counts

Marston’s looks like a classic value proposition — an unloved company with a strong underlying business, good assets and management