James Baxter-Derrington is an Acting Editor for Investment Week, with a background in journalism as the former editor-in-chief of The730Review. James specializes in financial news and investment analysis, providing insights and updates on the UK market. His work has also been featured in InvestmentEurope Spain.
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If I had my wallet nicked in a pub, it would be a frustrating and upsetting experience, and one which I expect might elicit sympathy from friends and colleagues.
Labour has abandoned plans for a “British Isa” that would have offered investors an additional £5,000 tax-free cash to funnel into UK companies.
People often say there is no more haunting short story than the popularly-misattributed “for sale, baby shoes, never worn”, but I can do you one better, with two words to spare: “how about The Ivy?”
Woodford victims have been charged more than £11m in fees to date in order to receive compensation from a controversial scheme.
James Baxter-Derrington 3 min read Sir Keir Starmer is right. This is the moment to back Britain
A £1bn duty increase will cost the UK more than £20bn
By: James Baxter-Derrington
Our leaders have neglected an economic plan in favour of telling ghost stories
Ignore history at your peril: a stock market boom will follow the US election, whoever wins
By: James Baxter-Derrington
Americans go to the polls on November 5 to put either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump in the White House.
Everything worthless eventually collapses. A Ponzi scheme will inevitably crumble; snake oil won't cure what ails you; a plantation in Poyais will prove impossible to find.
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