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The Magic Disappearing Mortgage

How to get the best mortgage deal

Clocking In To New Rights

Your new rights as an employee

Time To Panic?

Stock markets have fallen heavily today amid ever rising concerns about the war in Iran and the possible effect it will have on global economies.

SMARTER TRAVEL SMALLER SPEND

Summer is right around the corner and if you want to save serious money on your next holiday, when and how you book can make a difference of hundreds - sometimes thousands - of pounds.

How To Save Money on Energy Bills & Why You May Want To Act Now

How To Save Money on Energy Bills by The Money Doctor Adam Shaw

Cheaper Car Insurance & How To Get It

Car Insurance Most of the time we talk about rising costs and the problems we all face, but there is some good and unusual news. The cost of car insurance seems to be falling. Here is the Money Doctor’s Guide to car insurance and some ideas on how to get the best deal. Q: What has been happening to car insurance process recently? The average cost of cover in Q4 2025 was £559, 10.2% (£63) lower…

The Name’s Bot – Money Bot

Licence to Compute: How AI Is Shaking Up Your Money Some inventions make life a bit more convenient, others, in the words of Michael Caine “blow the bloody doors off”. Artificial Intelligence is the second kind. It’s the kind of technology that rewrites the rules, rattles industries and whose impact could rival the printing press, the Industrial Revolution and even the birth of the Internet, for…

ASSETS WITH ATTITUDE

Assets with attitude - from Vroom to Vintage - the risky side to alternative investments by TheMoneyDoctor.TV ADAM SHAW

Making A Mint

How to make the most of the recent gold rush by The Money Doctor - Adam Shaw

A Guide to Buy-To-Let

There are about 2.8 million people who run a side-hustle of renting out a property in the buy-to-let market. And together they earn around £47 billion a year, which means they are each earning around £17,000 a year.