Opinion

...I would not be on my own. In October, the Daily Telegraph reported on research from the Centre for Economic and Business Research. It showed there are more than 820,000 "demi-millionaires" - that is, those worth at least £500,000 and that the number...

I don't know about you but I found the latest report by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, concerning young people's attempt to get their foot on the property ladder, grim reading.

The new owner of West Ham was slightly lampooned because he made his money from biscuits and had been chairman of the Icelandic FA.

Financial services providers like Standard Life have invested millions of pounds into e-commerce services during the last few years. Some of these services you will be using on a regular basis and will simply take for granted. Others you will have heard...

Truth be told, Chelsea got what they deserved out of yesterday's game with Arsenal. I'd love to be able to sit here and tell you, like Mourinho did after the match, that Arsenal didn't try to play and imply that we were unlucky to win.

When is advice not advice? When is non-advice advice? When is an adviser not an adviser?

It seems I'm a little late with this but perversely it has given me the opportunity to have a wee chuckle at some of the very recent goings on in the sector.

The Chosen One, of course Jose Mourinho, has been spouting off again, in case you haven't heard. He's suggested that clubs in the Premiership should be allowed to put their reserve teams into the Football League.

It was interesting to sit and listen to the AIFA chairman's comments relating to the FSA at their recent dinner.

Read the Daily Mirror this morning and see their take of the Arsenal/Porto match last night.