Ian Cowie is a Personal Finance Editor for The Times. With a focus on investing and personal finance, Ian provides insights and advice to readers on various investment opportunities, trends, and market analysis. His work has also been featured in Finimize, further establishing his expertise in the field of finance.
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Ian Cowie's articles predominantly cover investment analysis across various industries such as finance, food & beverage, healthcare & pharmaceuticals. If you're considering reaching out to him, be prepared to provide expert insights and analysis on investment opportunities within these sectors.
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From Unilever to Fever-Tree, our Ian Cowie runs through the domestic companies that he thinks are worth investing in
New tech means the demand for energy is rampant and my portfolio can reap the benefit, says Ian Cowie
Paper profits have to become a reality someday, so despite normally being one to hold on to stocks, I’ve just sold some of my three biggest shareholdings, says Ian Cowie
More money for the NHS could boost profits for the firms that supply it, but you may have to be patient
Basic-rate taxpayers have taken the biggest blow in the budget’s changes to capital gains tax, says Ian Cowie
The stock market surged with the election result, but I’m in it for the long haul, says Ian Cowie
Gaining some exposure to emerging markets could help my portfolio survive the storms ahead, says Ian Cowie
Hoping that things can’t get any worse for a firm may not sound like a rational argument for investing, but Boeing looks like a bargain says Ian Cowie
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Those worried they have too much invested in the US should look across the Channel, where world-class firms can help to diversify your portfolio, says Ian Cowie
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