magazine 30 Nov 2023
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Find out how to grow your retirement pot to £269,000, more than £600,000 or even upwards of a million pounds from a starting point of just £200 per month in this week’s main feature.
Discover why the equal-weight S&P 500 might outperform the mainstream index and whether stocks which have been heavily sold off have bounced back.
Plus, a look at what changes to national insurance rules could mean for your income whether you are employed, self-employed or making voluntary contributions and the forgotten FTSE 100 firm with an excellent track record.
Also in the magazine, read about Associated British Foods, Marston’s, Rightmove and Trustpilot in the regular company round-up.
Equity markets are making a big bet that the US central bank has finished raising rates
The gaming group has been hit by repeated profit warnings
Firm sets ambitious revenue and profit targets out to 2028
The shares have almost doubled in under six months
Explaining the big tax giveaway in the Autumn Statement
The focus is likely to be on oil and gas companies and shareholder returns
It is easier than you think to build a decent retirement pot if you start early
Strategist argues a straightforward passive approach to the US market ‘could come unstuck’
Bright spots include South Korea and India but you need to know where to look
What can we learn from our Down in the Dumps stocks?
This FTSE 100 firm is almost ‘hidden in plain sight’ and deserves much greater recognition
Prices have plunged but there is a land grab in Australia while ExxonMobil and UK small caps are getting in on the action
The increase in the national minimum wage will put upward pressure on costs
The yoga lifestyle juggernaut has a bold plan to double sales by 2026
Shares in the food-to-fashion conglomerate are hitting 52-week highs following our ‘buy’ call
Innovative growth business has fixable problems and large upside potential
Richard Staveley-steered fund taps into exciting potential
The US currency influences everything from commodities to emerging markets
Addressing a question about a key reform to the retirement savings landscape proposed in the Autumn Statement
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