Bonds

High debt means high debt servicing costs – and who is going to buy all of these bonds?

Central bankers are getting ready to start bringing down borrowing costs and the first cut could be as early as June. But what should investors do to get ready?

Portfolio Clinic: His wife having passed away, our reader wants to quit work and use a life insurance payout to provide enough income for himself and his children

Positive correlations between equity and bond prices create challenges

Greater granularity could reward investors

The outlook for conventional gilt-edged stock remains underwhelming; not so the inflation-linked variety

Prices for UK government debt have stabilised but that does not mean they are set to rise

AT1 anger does not spell the end for the instrument

A balanced portfolio could work well if inflation moderates

Questions remain about UK financial stability as global recession looms