There's no denying that investors in the UK have felt the pinch in the past two years, but those with a MoneyWeek magazine subscription can get some vital advice on how to make the best of things in 'austerity Britain' in the latest edition.
And the good news is, that according to the magazine's associate editor David Stevenson, despite growing national debt and pressures on real incomes, it is "not all doom and gloom".
As well as examining the 'big squeeze' placed on investors by the dual challenges of tax and inflation, the magazine's first issue of April takes a look at the economic situation in Portugal and asks whether the country will bring down the eurozone.
There will also be a profile of a prominent Buddhist economist and an examination what powers people have to curb bankers' well documented excesses.
Finally, investors can enjoy editor Merryn Somerset Webb's insightful editorial 'Evergreen will turn brown' which looks at the challenges of inflation and taxes.
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Posted by Hunter Drinan
