Hannah Williford

News around AI this week has been enough to power some nightmares with a suspicious resemblance to

It's not easy to right a ship, especially when it's more of a tanker than a sailboat. But some of the most well-known consumer names are being forced to give it a go with big changes in a bid to meet customer demands.

There's no better way to know your hard work has paid off than getting a promotion. And for most of us, even more valuable than a new shiny title and the recognition is the increase you'll see on your next pay slip.

Markets are known for changing quickly, and many of us are tempted to keep up with each move. But looking at longer investment trends can help investors identify more significant patterns than the daily movements. The latest data from HMRC on ISA holders revealed that investors have spent a decade shrinking the portion of their

The flow of money from AJ Bell's DIY Investors to emerging market funds has decreased by 90% in the last month to 22 September compared to the previous six months.

As technology advancements continue, many people have become increasingly concerned about their accounts being breached and their data being shared with unintended sources. We take this extremely seriously at AJ Bell and do everything in our power to keep this from happening. Here, we'll explain the steps we take to protect you, and how you can help ensure your data is safe.

I went on a walk the other day through a neighbourhood of red brick Victorian homes. Each was accompanied by a neatly kept garden and an impossibly shiny car, many embossed with a little horse. I looked up the property values in the neighbourhood and promptly started to wish for an inheritance from some long-lost great aunt.

Strategies for saving money aren't one-size-fits-all. Each of us come with a unique financial situation, set of priorities, and mentality.

AJ Bell has just cut the cost of its Ready-made pension from 0.45% to 0.35% per year for any current and new customers. The annual fee covers all your charges, and there's no dealing cost.

Chancellor John Healey's first Autumn Budget brought a new strategy for encouraging investment in the UK, a rolling back of the changes announced earlier this year to the Cash ISA and the introduction of a ‘starter' ISA with advantages for first-time investors.