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On track for £40,000 at age 60, unless equities crash

Our reader has a substantial portfolio with high exposure to equities. To meet his income goal, our experts advise further diversification

Weird and wonderful Sipp investments

Saving towards retirement doesn't need to be a dreary affair, limited to funds or direct shares - there is a world of investment options, from football pitches to forestry

Can I quit work at age 34 and live off my investments?

Our young reader is combining frugal living with high-growth investing. But he might need to hang on to his job for a few more years.

Four things to do before investing

Many beginner investors ignore these four financial planning fundamentals

Three deep questions that could change your portfolio

Moira O'Neill meets George Kinder, founder of the 'life planning' movement, which aims to uncover your profound aspirations and connect them to your money goals

Autumn statement: peer-to-peer lending

The government is looking at ways to make peer-to-peer lending more tax efficient.

Autumn Statement: No details on Pensioner Bonds

An announcement on the new higher-rate savings vehicles has been postponed to next Friday.

Autumn Statement: New stamp duty rates for home buyers

Stamp duty rate changes will mean savings for most home buyers.

At age 74, is my Isa portfolio too risky?

Our experts think this long-standing Investors Chronicle subscriber is right to think about reducing the risk in his portfolio.

Fees debate needs new focus

The real problem is that fund managers don't share the pain or gain with investors