Don’t be scared out of stocks by short-term fluctuations if you’re investing for the long-term. Over time things even out.
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The decision to rent or buy a house is rarely clear cut – it usually comes down to emotions. So here are some facts to chew on.
In this guest post, Tejvan Pettinger of The Mortgage Blog explains why he thinks buying usually beats renting a home.
There are many reasons why you might use a pension instead of an ISA, but make sure you understand how the tax reliefs compare.
Why would supposedly efficient markets ever allow funds to trade at more or less than the value of their underlying holdings?
Have you ever wondered who you’re borrowing money off when you go into debt? If you think you’re being given money by a bank or credit card company, think again.
Rebalancing with new contributions is the best way for investors with small portfolios to hit their target asset-allocation without excessive cost.
How long does it take to save a million pounds and will I be making my roll-ups with £50 pound notes when I get there?
Index trackers cover all kinds of funds – some plain and simple, some highly complex. Make sure you understand what you’re getting into before investing.
Costs are king when it comes to index investing. But is shaving your fees really worth the faff?
Simple strategies for spending more time on holiday for less money while enjoying it more.
Threshold rebalancing offers a number of easy-to-follow strategies that enable you to fine tune your portfolio’s exposure to risk.
Sacrificing consumption now in order to save for the future is meant to be hard. But you can relieve much of the pain by devising a budget in line with how you want to live your life rather than how you’re told to live your life.
The nuts and bolts of choosing an investment platform – the accounts to pick, the fees to avoid, and other pitfalls investigated.
Compound interest increase your fortune spectacularly if you give it enough time. So start. Start saving and investing right now.
The mathematics of compounding means short ETFs are strictly for day traders, and anyone else who doesn’t particularly like profitable investing.