Or why you shouldn’t expect anyone else to make you rich.
Investing
Remortgaging in the midst of the Mini Budget madness unnerved me, but I’m still not paying it off just yet…
Escalating interest rates are widely thought to be bad news for stocks and bonds. Is this true? And if so, how grim can things get?
There’s been a recount, and it turns out there are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and fees for investing. Let’s see what we can do to reduce our investment costs as far as humanly possible. Here’s the hypothetical scenario. We’ve got £1,000,000 in our ISA. [Hey, this is a Finumus-branded article – Ed.] And [...]
Second only to his investment performance is the way Warren Buffett has not ripped off his shareholders and investors over time.
How to think about asset allocation and fund choices if you’re investing in a Junior SIPP.
These are the investments you should put into your ISAs and SIPPs first in order to maximise your tax breaks.
The complete guide to investing in a stocks and shares ISA including how it works, the rules, your allowance, tax breaks, costs, eligible funds and inheritance wrinkles.
Should we stay out of the market after a bad run for our investments? Or do outsized profits await those who wade in when things look bleakest?
Money market funds are touted as a ‘cash-like’ product which offer better interest rates than the banks. But they’re much riskier than that.