Is the AI Bubble About to Burst? What First-Time Investors Need to Know
Headlines about AI bubbles and market crashes can make investing feel daunting. Here’s what first-time investors need to understand before making decisions.
Samantha Secomb
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Supporting an ageing parent can raise difficult questions about money, generosity and boundaries. When charity giving goes beyond what’s affordable, how do you step in without damaging dignity or trust?
‘My husband wants to start a family but I’m the breadwinner. Should I get the final say?’
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Saving Isn’t the Problem. What You Do With It Is.
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Why the pension gap starts in your 30s (and what it means for women)
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Why doing nothing with your money can be the riskiest choice of all
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‘My siblings live abroad, leaving me to care for our parents. I want them to pay me’
Moral Money: our reader is torn between guilt and resentment as he looks after Mum and Dad alone Dear Sam,…
Post Budget Action Plan
A bite-sized, women-focused Budget 2025 action plan: what to check now, what to do before key deadlines, and how to stay on track.
‘My elderly father-in-law can’t stop buying cars – how can we stop him bankrupting himself?’
Moral Money: our reader wants to take action before the family is lumbered with huge debts Dear Sam, My elderly…