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When you’re young you can risk asking that person out, going around the world traveling, and holding lots of shares. But things change as you age.

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You can only plan for your financial future if you can estimate your portfolio’s expected return. Here’s how to do it.

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Could some of the 120,000 people who own Lloyds’ notes tender their ECNs and roll the money into bank preference shares?

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What we can learn from the passive portfolio that Warren Buffet will bequeath his wife.

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Hargeaves Lansdown super clean index funds may technically be the cheapest trackers on the market but you can still do better elsewhere.

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If index funds are good enough for Warren Buffett’s wife, then surely they’re good enough for you.

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The cost of active fund management

Ex-hedgie turned passive investing prophet Lars Kroijer debuts his first article on Monevator with a look at the true cost to you of active funds.

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Some people collect exotic orchids and strange tropical fish. Here’s a couple of rare bonds I’ve secured for my portfolio.

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Find the asset allocation to suit your temperament and stage of life with our quick guide to the perfect portfolio.

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Broker price scramble kicks off

Brokers are scrambling to put new pricing models in place as the trail commission tap runs dry.

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Our model passive portfolio forces us to take one of the toughest decisions in investing: Rebalancing.

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In the grand finale of our three-part investing debate, we tackle edge – does it exist for humble folk? Then we shake hands and head off for a sherry.

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Part two of our three stage smash-up sees The Investor turn the tables on The Accumulator to ask him why he never tried going active.

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A seasonal passive vs active investing debate laced with a little humour, respect and fanatical devotion to the annihilation of the other side. [Not really]

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Hey! You! Did you like the emerging market story a few years ago? Then you should love it now…

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What are the different ways in which you can invest your money, and why do you need to spread it about?

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