Money Week

I signed up to MoneyWeek in the summer and have never looked back. This financial weekly hooked me in with its tagline "How to Make It, How to Keep It, How to Spend It". Who can refuse an offer like that? My inner capitalist could not resist. MoneyWeek's irreverent, contrarian take on the financial markets is always entertaining, even if I don't agree with every word. The editor-in-chief, Sunday Times financial columnist Merryn Somerset Webb, is a fearless and engaging financial commentator who usually offers a lucid perspective on events. MoneyWeek was spot-on in predicting the current UK recession and property crash as early as 2007, ...  Read the complete review

Money Week is a weekly magazine about money (no really), which gives a commentary on the most important financial stories of the week. It is edited by Merryn Somerset Webb, who also writes for the Financial Times and The Sunday Times, but also has contributions from many other regulars and précis of articles, share tips and investment ideas from other publications, presented in an interesting and contrarian style often contradicting the mainstream view. The magazine is fairly thin, with just 40 or so pages and costs £2.50 or just £14 per quarter on subscription with a three-week free trial. It is however full of useful information for investors whether you are ...  Read the complete review