Yahoo Finance Axos Financial Stock Climbs More Than 20% In May After Strong Earnings
Axos Financial has rallied solidly since reporting earnings in late April, and has gained more than 20% so far in May.
Axos Financial has rallied solidly since reporting earnings in late April, and has gained more than 20% so far in May.
The FTSE 100 is hitting record highs. A constant stream of bids is pushing up share prices. There are even one or two new flotations, and of course we are about to elect a new government, with a huge mandate, committed to “stability” and “investment”.
A pensions death tax is “a real risk” under Labour, industry insiders have warned.
The brothers had jointly built up a retail and petrol forecourt empire over years
"The bar for being short equities right now is very high given these upcoming flow and random market dynamics," Goldman Sachs' Scott Rubner said.
Nationwide is giving customers £200 free cash as part of a new bank account switch offer - here's what to do to claim the money.
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Zuber and his brother Mohsin bought the supermarket from Walmart in 2020 with TDR’s backing.
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Tori Dunlap, a 29-year-old millionaire and financial expert, explains why she opts to rent rather than buy.
Cash is arguably the worst long-term income investment available today. Certainly, the near-term outlook for savers appears to be rosy. Inflation remains above the Bank of England’s 2pc target, while the economy expanded by 0.6pc in the first quarter of the year. Both of these factors mean that rapid interest rate cuts – which would reduce the current 5pc-plus returns available on cash – have become less likely.
This writer looks at the reasons for Diageo's malaise and asks whether he should take advantage of the dip to add more shares to his ISA. The post Should I buy more Diageo shares for my ISA in June? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Tracker mortgages are now cheaper than fixed-rate deals as anticipation of the first Bank Rate cut in four years grows.
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Rachel Reeves is considering increasing rates of capital gains tax (CGT) in a bid to raise billions of pounds to spend on public services.
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After ruling out rises in VAT, income tax or national insurance, shadow chancellor said to be weighing other options to raise cash in an autumn budget
The boss of Magners maker C&C has unexpectedly quit after the business took a multimillion euro hit from bad apple contracts.