Coronavirus: how to protect your pensions and investments
The FTSE 100 has fallen sharply since mid-February 2020. Which? looks at what this means for your investments and pensions.
Putting a price on financial advice
Financial advice could save you thousands of pounds, but lack of clarity around costs is putting people off seeking help. Which? reveals how much an IFA could cost you.
Which? reveals best DIY investment platforms
Find out which DIY investment platforms have the most satisfied customers and the best-value fees in our 2021 analysis, which includes Hargreaves Lansdown, Vanguard, AJ Bell Youinvest and more
Fraudsters peddling fake Interactive Investor and ING Bank investments, warns Which?
Scammers impersonating investment firms ING Bank and Interactive Investor are targeting unsuspecting victims with cloned websites and fake documents.
Government to pay £120m to London Capital & Finance investors: are you eligible?
The Treasury is to pay out £120m to LCF bondholders who have struggled to get their money back since the firm collapsed in 2019. Are you eligible to claim?
The stocks and shares Isa where going for a walk could reduce your fees – is it any good?
Find out about Vitality's investment Isa, which discounts fees depending on how active you are, along with other ways of reducing stocks and shares Isa charges.
RateSetter to sell all loans to Metro Bank – but are investors losing out from the deal?
Find out what RateSetter's sale of consumer loans means for investors and borrowers.
Property fund investors could face a six-month wait to release cash under new rules
Investors in open-ended property funds could have to wait up to six months to sell down their investments under new FCA proposals. Which? explores the details.
Is ethical investing just too difficult?
We reveal the challenges facing ethical investors and explain how you can build a sustainable portfolio and find funds that reflect your values.
AFC Wimbledon football club mini-bond offers up to 4% returns: should you invest?
Mini-bonds offer high returns but are also very high-risk. Here Which? looks at whether they're worth investing in as a new bond offers 4% to investors.