Jason Zweig’s A to Z of financial jargon is a must for investors, being about the funniest thing you will ever read short of an advertisement for an under-performing hedge fund…
Commentary
Dividends have risen strongly since the financial crisis, but is the gravy train about to hit the buffers?
Stock markets go up and down — sometimes sharply — and so will your emotions. Make sure you have a plan to cope with it all.
China’s new investing class is being put through the ringer. Here’s some lessons for the long-term.
The government is mulling over the future of pensions. Find out what’s on their mind and how you can influence them.
Government bonds have bounced all around in the past few days, after the world’s leading Central Bankers said they don’t much care if prices fall. Should you?
Equity income investment trusts are trading at a discount again. Is this the moment you’ve been waiting for?
Who should get your vote, from a purely selfish personal finance and investing point of view?
The UK house price crisis has been a long time on the boil. Here’s a suitably long post on ways we might constructively burst it.
The active fund management industry makes billions and doesn’t deliver what it says on the tin, and most people are none the wiser.
It can seem astonishing to a newcomer to investing that cheap passive funds are the best to own. But don’t worry — academia has your back.
Active fund managers say they’re worth their higher charges because their skillful investing beats the boring old market. Shame about the evidence…
Unbundling charges for investing in pensions and other products has theoretically improved transparency, but total costs have actually risen.
In the first of this 10-part video series, Sensible Investing lays out the charges against the active fund management industry.
Selftrade has upset some of its customers with a long and detailed form asking, essentially, where they got their money. Is this the customer service of the future?