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Three experts disagree on where an IC reader should put £150,000 for six months

This investor in his 30s needs to establish an asset allocation model for his individual savings account to avoid duplication of investments

Investors who want to buy Aim-traded companies to avoid paying inheritance tax can benefit from a new service.

You might want to make sure your overseas investments are not 'hedged' to sterling.

Tips for people in the early stages of investing from Katie Morley, who has herself been saving into a stocks & shares Isa for six months.

Our reader is approaching retirement and considering buying an annuity with his pension savings. But he also needs to rationalise his individual share portfolio to get the most out of it.

Retirees with generous defined benefits pensions might prefer to leave additional pensions money to grow, rather than spend it. But they need to know the tax rules

But you still need to choose your tracker fund carefully and avoid hefty platform fees.

Our reader hopes to retire in five years, so to be able to finance this, our experts suggest he diversifies his portfolio and increases the risk/return profile.

More young people are setting up their own businesses - many with financial help from parents and grandparents. But be careful when investing in your children.