magazine 19 Jan 2017

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Need to give your portfolio a lift? In this week's Shares we offer 15 ways to get your ISA holdings ship-shape with a selection of ideas from investment experts, plus a couple of ones to watch. The editor also discusses Theresa May's Brexit plan and what it may mean for investors. We reveal three ways to bolster your pension pot, and go through the routes to buy Apple, the world's biggest company, and other for foreign stocks. There's news on the bank that predicted the financial crisis, a mega fine for an aero-engineer, and we explain why the market value of pharma firm Shire has jumped eight-fold in 10 years, plus other interesting features, company news, our best investment ideas, market stats and much more.
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Rainbow Rare Earths could start generating revenue this year
Robust cash flow and keen prices are strengths for retailer
Company exits unsecured lending market as interest rates plummet
Discount to mid-cap rivals looks unwarranted
Low app store margins mean end user spend hike needed
A rising metal price could add to appeal of pawnbroker’s lending business
Current valuation fails to reflect the estate agent’s enduring qualities
Jupiter UK Smaller Companies fund manager on AO World, Ocado and more
It only takes a few investment trusts to strengthen your portfolio
We look at why you should think very seriously about enhancing your retirement savings
Watch out for extra taxes, fees and forms when you invest in overseas stocks
Market still needs answers on UK trade agreements
Department store looks to former Amazon exec for answers
'Hang your heads in shame', analyst tells finance officers
Investors snap up IPO shares in anticipation of mainland China deals
Corporate marriage would create a mid-cap gold champion
Tie-up with Sage could help boost insurance business
Quality growth company is leveraging the digital opportunity
High valuation means sell-off follows mildly disappointing update
Tie-up with Japanese firm is first step in new growth plan