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Economically speaking, 2012 is looking good for central Asian, African and South Asian markets. The developed world, however, is still struggling with debt overload and market saturation.
The United States is looking at about 1.3% projected GDP growth – nothing exciting, but also nothing to sneeze at when you see some of the other disappointing figures [...]
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As if it wasn’t bad enough that BP is probably going to suspend its dividend if it can’t plug the leak, there will be all kinds of charges and damages awarded to BP, but possibly also to Halliburton or TransOcean once this disaster comes full sweep.
Those who follow me on Twitter know that I’m not [...]
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This cash ISAs guide is written by Clare Westwood of the Savings team at moneysupermarket.com, the price comparison website, and aims to highlight some key points to consider when using or opening a cash ISA account.
A cash ISA is a great idea for any UK-based saver as it means saving a set amount and keeping [...]
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This is a guest post from The Investor, the publicity-shy blogger who writes about money and finance on Monevator. If you like this post, why not subscribe to his free RSS feed for similar posts on money and investing topics? You may also follow him on Twitter @Monevator.
Why North American investors should buy UK [...]
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If you’re planning a trip to England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, you will also need to plan how to seriously budget and save your money.
Aside from Hong Kong and Switzerland, England (especially London) is probably the most expensive place in the world. If you’re American or Canadian, just imagine your $25 pizza take-out dinner [...]
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