Holly Mead is a Deputy Money Editor at The Times/Sunday Times. She specializes in finance and investment, with a keen focus on personal finance and financial markets, while also covering themes related to sports and competitive sports. Holly's work has been featured in notable publications including the Bristol Post, World Wealth Journal, Global Finance Herald, and The Times.
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A lot of common errors stem from how our minds work — here are the behaviours you need to look out for, says Holly Mead
They’re often run by the same firm with the same manager and the same remit, but there are two key things to keep your eye on: costs and performance, says Holly Mead
As St James’s Place customers discovered when their fund was closed, bricks and mortar investments are not always easy to get out of, says Holly Mead
It’s not just an investment myth — markets really do tend to go up in December, but Holly Mead is not going to do anything different
Here’s how Holly Mead would persuade more people to put their money in the market
The Real Housewives of Cheshire star admits she was terrible with money, and had a dangerous shoe habit, but has reined it all in now she runs her own business
By: Lucy Andrews, Ali Hussain, Frederica Miller, Jessica Sharkey, Rachel Mortimer, Holly Mead, George Nixon
From Bank rate to bitcoin; tax to Taylor Swift tickets — it’s time to test your knowledge of the personal finance matters that mattered this year
Holly Mead recommends using the holiday downtime to give your investments the once-over
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