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Inflation fell to 1.7 per cent in November, down from 2.1 per cent the previous month. A near 7 per cent decrease in the fuel adjustment rate, and lower cost of airfares and overseas accommodations were factors in the lower inflation figure. The aver...

Late last year, just in time for Christmas shopping, Rachel Rhoads got a nice surprise. One of her secret savings accounts had grown to $900 behind her back. Rhoads, a 37-year-old Los Angeles-based sales director for a jewellery line, has an account ...

Trading volume on the Bermuda Stock Exchange last year jumped by nearly a third. A total of 8.2 million shares traded, with a corresponding share value of $48.6 million, more than double the $22.9 million turnover recorded in 2015. Greg Wojciechowski...

Inflation edged up to 2.1 per cent in October, 0.1 of a percentage point higher than the month before. For the second consecutive month, the education, recreation, entertainment and reading sector was the largest contributor to the year-over-year cha...

The Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies aims to raise more than $2 million next year to help fund its programmes. The charity said its endowment fund at present stood at just under $5 million. But David Souter, BFIS treasurer, said that the orga...

Martha Myron, our personal finance expert, is taking a rare break from her Moneywise column this week. Instead we are running this highly informative piece on retirement fund planning by the financial education website, Investopedia, adapted in some...

Bermuda’s financial watchdog has signed up three new graduate trainees. The Bermuda Monetary Authority has taken on Shae James, Aisha Jones and James Howard on the three-year programme, designed to prepare graduates for a career in financial regulati...

A donation of $1,500 to fund a scholarship for a young, Bermudian female to participate in advanced race training at a Bermuda sailing club, has been made by WiRe, the Women in Reinsurance professional group. The scholarship was funded on behalf of W...

Heritage Education Funds International has paid out more than $3.2 million to families in Bermuda this year for postsecondary education. The funding was distributed by Heritage Agency (Bermuda), which is licensed to market the Heritage International ...

One of things that can be said about Bermuda, is that we are a charitable country. For better or worse, we have a large amount of charities on this small island of ours, all of whom are striving for one good cause or the other. With the implementat...