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Aug 21, 2020

BLOG: The alphabet of recovery – what can we expect?

Astronomer Carl Sagan said: “You have to know the past to understand the present”. As ...

Jul 10, 2020

BLOG: Why dividend cuts shouldn’t be viewed with disdain

It’s very easy to become a reactionary investor when markets experience the type of vola...

Jan 15, 2020

BLOG: Ignore infrastructure investing at your peril

Several factors make the infrastructure sector an attractive long-term investment

Nov 25, 2019

VIDEO: Lessons from the Woodford fallout

In this two minute video, Adrian Lowcock, head of personal investing at platform Willis Ow...

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Oct 28, 2019

BLOG: Investment trusts are one of the industry’s best-kept secrets

Having been around for more than 150 years, investment trusts have often been considered o...

Aug 07, 2019

BLOG: Bitcoin is not a safe haven asset…yet

Investors piled into Bitcoin this week amid growing trade tensions between the US and Chin...

Jul 02, 2019

Financial adviser or wealth manager: what’s the difference?

If you've decided to hire a professional to help you with your finances, this handy guide ...

Jun 04, 2019

BLOG: How Brexit negotiations have impacted financial markets

A look back at the impact Brexit talks have had on the forex market and the FTSE 100 - and...

Apr 23, 2019

Why investors should not ignore the benefits of high yield bond funds

For investors looking for income, it may pay to move higher up the bond risk spectrum.

Apr 03, 2019

BLOG: Brexit could be a golden opportunity for fund managers

Investor sentiment in the UK is at a record low since 1995 – worse than during the Globa...

Mar 19, 2019

Innovative Finance ISAs offer 7% returns – but beware of the risks

Innovative Finance ISAs offer rates of up to 7% sheltered from tax, but make sure you’re...

Feb 19, 2019

Where’s the best place to open a junior ISA?

If you’ve decided to set up a junior stocks and shares ISA for your child but don’t kn...

Nov 23, 2018

The surprise companies you may not expect to find in a sustainable fund

Sustainable investing is a hot topic at the moment, with growing numbers of investors putt...

Nov 08, 2018

Myth-buster: four things you never knew about sustainable investing

Interest in sustainable investing is growing as the population becomes more conscious of t...

Oct 24, 2018

Four reasons to buy gold during times of uncertainty

With just months until Britain leaves the EU, and talks of another recession gathering pac...

Oct 05, 2018

What to do if your fund manager leaves

If your fund manager quits, retires or moves firm, what should you do? Jump ship or stay p...

Aug 29, 2018

Is the longest bull market in US history set to continue?

Last week the S&P 500 posted a modest gain marking the longest bull market in US histo...

Aug 06, 2018

What are the FAANG stocks and should you buy them?

It's the latest investment acronym, but what are the FAANG companies and should investors ...

Jul 19, 2018

BLOG: How do you spot the next Amazon?

While there’s no magic formula for finding the next big thing, companies shaking up the ...

Jun 14, 2018

World Cup kicks off: these are the stocks tipped for success

The much-anticipated World Cup kicks off in Russia today which means the nation will be gr...

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Dividend ban on big companies receiving government help

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has banned large employers using the new Jobs Support Scheme from p...

Sep 23, 2020

Gold rush as fears of a second coronavirus wave increase

Gold buyers are scrambling to buy stock as new coronavirus rules impact the economy.

Sep 22, 2020

Four in 10 FTSE giants still fail to meet female board member targets

Four in 10 of the UK’s top 350 companies have failed to meet a target to ensure women ma...

Sep 14, 2020

More than £54bn of investors’ cash held in underperforming funds

The amount of cash in seriously underperforming funds has rocketed since the start of 2020...

Sep 11, 2020

BLOG: Three funds for post-Abe Japan

I’ve always backed the traditional wisdom of taking a long-term view to investing and, b...

Sep 08, 2020

‘Bumpy ride’ warning for property investors as M&G continues fund suspension

The M&G Property Portfolio will continue with its trading suspension – nine months a...

The savings accounts paying the most interest

If one of your jobs this month is to get your finances in order, moving your savings to a higher paying deal i...

Coronavirus and your finances: what help can you get?

News and updates on everything to do with coronavirus and your personal finances.

Everything you need to know about being furloughed

If you’ve been ‘furloughed’ by your company, here’s what it means…

What will happen if rates change

How your finances will be impacted by a rise in interest rates.

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Having a baby and your finances: seven top tips

We’re guessing the Duchess of Cambridge won’t be fretting about maternity pay or whether she’ll still be...

Protecting family wealth: 10 tips for cutting inheritance tax

Inheritance tax - sometimes known as 'death tax' - can cause even more heartache for bereaved families. But th...

Travel insurance: Five tips to ensure a successful claim

Ahead of your summer holiday, it’s important to make sure you have the right level of travel cover or you co...

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