Jonathan Guthrie

It’s tempting to blow the lump sum on a sports car — but the more sensible option may be to take it in small amounts like regular income

Price fixation locks in vendors when housing market falters

As we stare down the barrel of another period of rising prices, we need to know which assets provide the best protection

Pension planning is less straightforward than it used to be — data can help when uncertainties abound

The decline in privately educated pupils has not been as big as many — including me — anticipated

Asset splits are bedevilled by misconceptions — and women come off worst

Estate agents are convinced the UK’s most popular property portal exploits its dominant position — but determining whether vendors foot the bill is tricky

My theory is that the UK is a cultural piggy-in-the-middle between the main EU economies and the Anglosphere

Younger investors are far more likely to entrust their nest eggs to AI chatbots

Living on investment income alone no longer constitutes a financial strategy for most better-off Britons