New research is throwing cold water on the idea that property investment is a sure thing, arguing that the "golden era" of real estate might be finished. The study suggests investors could actually get better returns by putting their money into stocks instead of bricks and mortar.

Editor’s Note: For years, buying property was seen as one of the safest ways to grow wealth—but if this research holds up, that old wisdom might be outdated. If true, it could shake up how everyday people and big investors alike think about where to park their money. Whether you're a homeowner or just keeping an eye on the market, this could be a sign of bigger shifts ahead.

Santander is snapping up TSB in a £2.65 billion deal, but customers are probably wondering: "What’s in it for me?" The big questions are whether TSB branches will vanish (taking that familiar high street brand with them) and how account holders might see changes—for better or worse—in fees, services, or even customer support. Mergers like this often mean short-term confusion but could lead to perks like better tech or rates.

If you're thinking about investing in actively managed funds, this piece dives into how to spot the rare ones that might actually justify their higher fees. While most active funds struggle to outperform low-cost index trackers, the article suggests there are specific market conditions—and skilled managers—that can make them worthwhile.

Tracy Anderson, the high-profile fitness trainer beloved by celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna, has turned her workout empire into a $110 million fortune. But with success comes imitation—now she’s facing a wave of copycats trying to cash in on her methods.

If you own stocks that pay dividends, you might be leaving serious money on the table by just pocketing those payouts. This piece breaks down how reinvesting dividends—using them to buy more shares—can turbocharge your returns over time, potentially adding thousands (or more) to your portfolio. It’s a simple move many investors overlook.

When a loved one passes away, the last thing anyone wants is a family feud over their inheritance—but it happens all the time. This article breaks down the three biggest triggers for these disputes (think unclear wills, unequal distributions, and long legal delays) and offers practical advice to keep the peace. With probate courts clogged and tensions rising, knowing how to sidestep these pitfalls could save families a lot of heartache—and legal fees.

If you're looking to give your investment portfolio a boost, energy infrastructure stocks might be the way to go. Stacey Morris, a top energy research analyst at VettaFi, is betting on three specific companies in this sector—though she doesn’t name them here. The suggestion is that these picks could be solid additions for investors eyeing steady growth in a critical industry.

Dunelm, the UK home furnishings retailer, has shown strong resilience in a tough market and now appears to be undervalued. The article explores whether this makes it a smart investment opportunity—highlighting its steady performance while hinting at potential upside for investors.

The CEO of QXO, a company in the building materials sector, has a proven track record of turning businesses into billion-dollar successes—and now he’s aiming to do it again. Industry analyst Jamie Ward suggests this could be a smart bet for investors looking to capitalize on the company’s potential.