ArchivesMagazine - 04 Sep 2025The of cost university tuition is on the rise – how can you keep up? Options to help meet the growing expense of higher education 04 September 2025|Personal Finance|by Hannah Williford Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < What the latest twist in tariff turmoil means for markets Bank shares under pressure after think tank proposes ‘windfall’ levy > Issue: 04 Sep 2025 - Page 32 | Contents Next: Bank shares under pressure after think tank proposes ‘windfall’ levy Previous: What the latest twist in tariff turmoil means for markets Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email Hannah Williford Issue Contents Ask Rachel Will beneficiaries be able to retain a SIPP after paying inheritance tax? Editor's View What the latest twist in tariff turmoil means for markets Feature Oil’s slip: what lower prices mean for the market Three crucial things to think about with your Nvidia exposure Great Ideas The Property Franchise Group goes from strength to strength A globally diversified portfolio has been the ‘winning formula’ for Murray International Take advantage of silver playing catch-up to gold with this vehicle Investment Trusts BlackRock American Income: the trust using AI to manage its portfolio News Carnival shares cruise to new multi-year high on record results ‘Magnificent Seven’ continue to beat earnings forecasts (mostly) Bank shares under pressure after think tank proposes ‘windfall’ levy Victorian Plumbing plan to revive homewares brand raises serious doubts Personal Finance The of cost university tuition is on the rise – how can you keep up? Russ Mould ‘Bear steepener’ starts to stalk the chancellor Week Ahead Is the bad news baked-in at Associated British Foods? Can Chewy impress with second-quarter earnings?
