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Newest Review: ... at a level that even monetary muppets such as myself can understand. The paper is full of business and market news plus lots ... more

... of performance tables to see how your investments are getting on and best-buy guides to help you get a better deal. It's not just about dealing in stocks and shares either, there's also lots of good sensible advice on savings, insurance, pensions, mortgages, etc, as well as a specific careers section and a number of pages dedicated to students. In the past few months they've also started publishing the Financial Mail (imaginatively titled) "Money" magazine. It's a glossy, monthly ve...more

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Financial Mail on Sunday: Easy Money! (335 words)
by - written on 19/08/02 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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The Financial Mail supplement comes with the Mail on Sunday every weekend. To a lot of people, a financial paper might seem like the perfect cure for insomnia, but it's actually a very good read. HONEST! I'm not a financial guru (far from it) and don't have thousands of quid stashed away (I wish), but I always read it from cover to cover every weekend. Unlike some of the other financial papers it is written at a level that even monetary muppets such as myself can understand. The paper is full of business and market news plus lots of performance tables to see how your investments are getting on and best-buy guides to help ... Read the complete review

Knowledge means ££££££££££ (121 words)
by - written on 17/09/00 (Useful, 90 readings)
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Well, Iv'e got to admit it sitting in the bath on a Sunday morning with a cup of tea reading the Financial Mail on Sunday supplement is just the thing to start the day (sad I know!). I've even sent my husband back 4 miles down the road to retrieve the missing supplement which sometimes happens (no he isn't under the thumb - or so I tell him!). There are quite a few good write ups in easyspeak language, performance tables for various funds, and quite a good regular article on collecting (be that Royal Doulton or McDonalds toys). Give it a try, you'll or never know what you've know what you've been missin. ... Read the complete review