May 17, 2013

Serious Money: The mini-bond bubble

Jonathan Eley

There isn’t much to like about mini-bonds, says Jonathan Eley

May 10, 2013

Serious money: Be careful what you wish for

Will extending more tax breaks stimulate investment?

May 3, 2013

Serious money: Beware the Torres effect

Overpaid chief executives don’t deliver for shareholders

Apr 26, 2013

Serious money: FCA forces platforms to come clean

The effective ban on all rebates is a good start

Jonathan Eley Apr 19, 2013

Serious money: Gold’s early obituary

Pundits queue to dismiss the yellow metal, says Jonathan Eley

Elaine Moore byline Apr 12, 2013

Serious money: Confusion reigns over savings

Where can customers turn if things go wrong, asks Elaine Moore

Apr 5, 2013

Equities look risky – but how safe is cash?

Raids on savings are nothing new

Mar 28, 2013

Too late to spend time with my Isa

While I’ve dithered, investments have become more expensive

Mar 22, 2013

Why I condemn this Budget to the house

Mortgage support schemes carry big long-term risks

Mar 15, 2013

Calm down, dear – it’s only an insurer

Is Esure worth its premium?

Mar 8, 2013

A market strategy that keeps on rolling

Momentum investing shouldn’t work

Mar 1, 2013

Not much to laugh about in Europe

Draft legislation could raise investing costs

Feb 22, 2013

A great non-rotation and takeover trickle

Markets might be rising, but money isn’t exactly pouring in

Feb 15, 2013

No easy choices in the care debate

Government’s bill is in many ways contradictory, says Jonathan Eley

Feb 8, 2013

Welcome signs of glasnost on fund costs

Progress is being made on fund fees and transparency

Feb 1, 2013

Evaluating the great monetary experiment

Is QE actually working?

Jan 25, 2013

Beauty is in the eye of the market

Small caps have done well but Aim underperforms

Jan 18, 2013

Free advice, the myth that refuses to die

Advisers are still being paid commission to sell, says Elaine Moore

Jan 11, 2013

This time it’s different? Here’s hoping

Japanese shares might rally even without political progress

Dec 7, 2012

Don’t patronise us, teach us

Why can’t the English teach their children how to invest?

ABOUT SERIOUS MONEY

Serious MoneyJonathan Eley is personal finance editor of the Financial Times. He edits the weekend Money section, co-presents the FT Money Show podcast, and writes for the weekday newspaper and FT.com. He also represents the newspaper at external events and on television and radio.

He was previously editor of Investors Chronicle, the FT-owned magazine and website for self-directed UK investors. Before that, he worked for AFX News (now part of Thomson Reuters) in the UK and in Hong Kong, and started his career at Metal Bulletin (now part of Euromoney) where he wrote about base and precious metals from London and New York. He is co-author of a book about European equity culture.

E-mail jonathan.eley@ft.com<