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Savers urged to lock in now to high-rate deals

With fixed-rate savings rates having broken through the 7 per cent watershed again, savers can also lock in to higher returns that will protect against further interest-rate cuts.

Wary reception for HBOS rights issue

HBOS fund-raising looks less attractive than RBS’s

Chance of returns from 130/30 funds is less than 50/50

Long and short postions have underperformed

FX marks the spot for more traders

New currency trading services are in demand

Advice? Don’t ask me

Getting financial advice from your bank may soon be a thing of the past

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Wealth & Investor

Anthony Bolton: Have a thesis behind your convictions

Anthony Bolton

Britain’s most successful investor says you have to retest your reasons for buying a share, on a regular basis

John Lee: The meaning of words

When it comes to the stock market, I can exercise considerable patience and carefully monitor the wording of company statements. I find that most Plcs have certain characteristics, and often the use or non-appearance of particular words carries a message to interpret.

Serious money

Death of advisers is no tragedy

Matthew Vincent

This week, the Financial Services Authority wrote its own version of Death of a Salesman. It proposed that only individuals who recommend financial products from across the whole market can call themselves “advisers”. And this is a lot less of a tragedy

Wealth Questions

Tax situation gets more complicated

Steve Lodge

I expect my bank and building society interest to amount to £6,500. Based on the 20 per cent withholding tax on savings interest, I estimate that I will overpay about £200 of tax on this part of my income – so requiring me to claim it back through a tax return. Could I instead get my tax coding amended?

Trader’s diary

A page three beauty worth looking at

David Schwartz

I am always on the lookout for tools that improve my trading. A trading diary tops my list. There is nothing glitzy or high-tech about my diary. It is just a ring binder with three separate pages for each trade. And page three is most important of all

Fourth column content

Podcast: FT Money show

The FT Money Show

Podcast: Why borrowers can’t find no-fee standard mortgages; Nicola Horlick on a fund manager’s secrets to secure high returns; and how to avoid 40% inheritance tax. Matthew Vincent investigates.

The Market Programme

The market programme

Video: Market news and debate, presented by Matthew Vincent

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