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May 20, 2022

The end of the 60/40 portfolio: Where now for asset allocation?

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Apr 28, 2022

BLOG: Which asset classes should long-term investors consider?

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Nov 06, 2017

VIDEO: Back to basics on government bonds vs corporate bonds

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Jun 26, 2017

Drawing on your pension? Your income limit could fall from July

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Jan 13, 2017

Index-linked gilts don’t offer as much inflation protection as you think

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Oct 11, 2016

Gilt yields rise above 1% for the first time since Brexit

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Jul 06, 2016

Is it time for yield-starved investors to consider corporate bonds?

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Jul 01, 2016

Gilt yield turns negative for the first time

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Jan 27, 2015

Investing your money for financial freedom

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Apr 14, 2014

Investor confidence in bonds and international equities grows

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Nov 02, 2013

Wealthy Brits shun gilts in favour of classic cars, art and wine

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Sep 05, 2013

Bond yields surge as BoE silence disappoints

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Jan 22, 2013

Warning: five risks to your savings in 2013

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Nov 21, 2012

BLOG:Investors are looking in the wrong places for returns

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Oct 17, 2012

Spanish bonds escape the axe

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Oct 09, 2012

Annuity rates in ‘free fall’

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