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What does a changing world mean for my portfolio? Which asset classes are undervalued? Will declinin

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US interest rates rises and the return of volatility have made investing in emerging market bonds se

Many of us receive no pensions guidance at all – we open our regular paper statement and often take

The dynamic duo are back to talk more about decumulation. Justin Onuekwusi and Paul Measures continu

Is the future of the UK a nation of homeowners, long-term renters or somewhere in between? Returning

The business case for gender diversity is clear – diverse companies are able to benefit from harness

With interest rate hikes and ‘quantitative tightening’, the end of the economic cycle draws nearer e

In the next economic downturn, central banks will likely have to reach further into their unconventi

Retirement and pensions can often seem a long way off for many people – we all still need and often

The way people are spending their free time is changing. Successful leisure properties are destinati

The falls over the past two years in high yield and emerging market debt (‘alternative credit’) cred

How well an investment team works is determined by more than a documented investment process. In thi

Retiring the 4% rule: Decumulation demystified The 4% drawdown rule forms the basis of many advise

A flood of ‘responsible investment’ funds into the market has caused some confusion in the press abo

Shops, offices and sheds: the three cornerstones of commercial property investment. But now property

The landscape for defined contribution is changing – for savers and retirees, employers and trustees

Raising the retirement age can help with the fiscal costs of living longer – but our unhealthy lives

A Chinese warehouse fulfils 200,000 orders a day and yet employs only four human workers. Automation

Given the rise in popularity of factor-based investing, there’s a lot of concern in the market about

That’s the question asked by Colin Clarke, Head of Product Policy Strategy. Ultimately, if advisers

As defined benefit pension schemes mature and become cashflow negative, cashflow management becomes