Category: DIY Investor

Adoption increased across all ages, experiences, portfolio sizes and genders Majority of UK investors (51%) expect prices of AI-related stocks to rise in 2025 AI is one of the top…

Withdrawal of tax-free pension lump sum most common regret among financial decisions ahead of last year’s Autumn Budget Late Budget exacerbating rumour mill around options open to Chancellor Rathbones, one…

Key points: Diversification 2.0 – With 60/40 broken and volatility likely to stay high, investors need to think differently and diversify beyond just stocks and bonds. Equities remain the engine…

The US government has shut down after senators failed to reach a funding deal, marking the first closure since 2018. Services are suspended, hundreds of thousands of federal employees are…

“I’m standing alone, I’m watching you all, I’m seeing you sinking I’m standing alone, you’re weighing the gold, I’m watching you sinking Fool’s gold” As the dust settles on Trump’s…

Gold miners finally shine as retail sentiment turns Lale Akoner, global market analyst, says: “Gold at record highs is anchoring confidence not just in the metal itself, but in miners’…

Key Points The labor government will deliver a much-anticipated Budget on 26 November, with a fiscal ‘black hole’ likely to mean tax rises There could be implications for individual savings…

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s keynote speech at the labor Party conference today is being watched by investors, businesses and global bond markets with acute attention, warns financial advisory giant…

Carnival finally finds its sea legs Mark Crouch, market analyst for eToro, says: “After years adrift, Carnival is finally sailing with the wind at its back. The cruise giant has…

In an uncertain world, in uncertain times, one thing for sure is that we are all going to have to take more personal control of our finances as financial self-reliance…