BRUNNER INVESTMENT TRUST: Paying rising dividends for 47 years 

BRUNNER INVESTMENT TRUST: Global ‘one-stop shop’ founded in 1927 has paid rising dividends for 47 years By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 21:51 BST, 15 May 2020 | Updated: 21:51 BST, 15 May 2020 WHAT IS IT? The Brunner Investment Trust, run by Allianz Global Investors, calls itself a ‘one-stop shop’ for investors … Read more

President Trump says Sweden is ‘paying heavily’ for not bringing in a lockdown

President Donald Trump said Sweden is ‘paying heavily’ for not enforcing a coronavirus lockdown as deaths in the Scandinavian nation are on the rise.  Schools, restaurants and hair salons across Sweden have remained open amid the Covid-19 pandemic, which has infected upwards of 3.2million people globally. The World Health Organisation yesterday praised the Scandinavian country … Read more

MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Morrisons is thriving and still paying dividends

When all this is over – and that time will come – people will look back and remember which companies looked after their customers, staff and investors, and which rode roughshod on those crucial stakeholders.  The more considerate firms should benefit from greater demand for their wares, a more committed workforce and, ultimately, stronger share … Read more

Britain’s tycoons are living lives of luxury in Monaco but you’re paying furloughed staff’s wages 

Super-rich tycoons living in the tax haven of Monaco are using millions of pounds of British taxpayers’ cash to pay the wages of the staff in their UK companies. An investigation by The Mail on Sunday today reveals how firms headed by businessmen enjoying a luxury lifestyle on the French Riviera are receiving huge amounts … Read more

Is Allica Bank’s one-year fix paying 1.49% a safe spot for your savings?

There’s a new bank in town with a competitive one-year fixed-rate of 1.49%… but is Allica Bank a safe spot for your cash? Its one-year fixed-rate is enough for ninth place in our savings tables It pays more than well-known names like Goldman Sachs’ Marcus The London-based bank received its licence in September 2019, and … Read more

Bookie Paddy Power still paying staff as it opts out of furlough scheme

Paddy Power shouldering millions of pounds of staffing costs after opting not to use Government’s furlough scheme despite sending shop workers home By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 22:30 BST, 16 April 2020 | Updated: 22:30 BST, 16 April 2020 Paddy Power is shouldering millions of pounds of staffing costs after opting not … Read more

Coronavirus is crisis like no other…and we will be paying for it for a generation

The horrendous impact of Covid-19 lockdown on the output of the British economy, on jobs and on the public finances, is an indisputable fact of our new lives.  But the scale of the hit, as documented by two reports, is so big that the shock is amplified. No wonder then that ‘hawk’ Chancellor of the … Read more

David Beckham leaves cancer sufferer speechless by paying a surprise visit to his Oxfordshire home

‘He is a lovely guy!’ David Beckham leaves cancer sufferer, 70, speechless by paying a surprise visit to his Oxfordshire home for Age UK The former Manchester United and England midfielder is currently in self-quarantine with wife Victoria and three of their four children But he made a rare appearance outside the grounds of their Cotswold’s … Read more

The student debt dilemma: Is it worth paying off your child’s loan if you can?

Graduates are now leaving university with debts so high they are unlikely to ever pay them off — perhaps even if they go straight into a job paying £48,000. The cost of getting a degree now lumbers students with a colossal average debt of £50,000, and high interest rates mean most won’t pay it back … Read more

Chelsea Bonds and Infinity Bonds paying 27% – are they too good to be true?

We have a chunk of cash we want to tuck away for up to five years. I have seen two bonds advertised through Google. One is named Chelsea Bonds, the other is Infinity Bonds. The Chelsea Bonds are offering a 22 per cent return, which seems far too high – is this anything to do … Read more