Josh Kirby

Earning and saving at 18 while learning a trade and avoiding crippling student debt is helping young workers to get on the ladder years before their peers

Artificial Intelligence has swiftly emerged as a new and little-understood threat to employment – but it could have dramatic ramifications for an already fragile housing market, too.

How an AI jobs bloodbath could hit house prices at the worst possible time

In 1999, Sir Tony Blair, the former Labour prime minister, stood up and declared that 50pc of young people should go into higher education. Less than two decades later, he got his wish.

It’s the region with the fastest-growing property market, and the second cheapest. We speak to one priced-out family who made the leap across the Irish Sea

Rent is cheaper and state benefits are better than in the UK — but taxes are higher and average individual wealth is far lower. So where are they going wrong?

BETTING on AI stocks has delivered in big results for investors. Companies carried by the sector’s rapid growth have enjoyed blockbuster share price increases over the past year. Shares in semicond…

For most people in, or approaching, retirement, the plan for their later years has looked something like this: save hard, spend cautiously and leave as much as possible to the children and grandchildren.

KEEN to invest but have no idea where to start? A simple line on a chart could be the answer to help you get rich. Forget hours tracking stock prices or paying city bankers to invest your money for…

KEEN to invest but have no idea where to start? A simple line on a chart could be the answer to help you get rich.