Category: DIY Investor

A fact sheet is a key document that allows investors to understand a fund’s objectives, major holdings, investment strategy, costs and historical performance; to some it may suggest the future…

Well, despite its supposedly momentous nature, the market reaction to the UK budget was actually pretty limited. UK equities ended the week down 1.0%, similar to the decline seen in…

This year’s Talk Money Week (4th – 8th November 2014) theme is to ‘Do One Thing’ that could help improve financial wellbeing – by Russell Miles Recent research from Santander…

Since the first paper stock floated in 1602, people have traded the financial markets. Exchanges have moved from handshakes to digital, with ever refined mathematics and technology supporting progress. Today,…

“But if you try sometime you’ll find You get what you need” Somewhat ironically this title perfectly fits the reaction to Chancellor Reeves first budget. Even she isn’t pleased with…

The US Federal Reserve is under renewed pressure to implement another significant interest rate cut, following an unexpectedly low jobs report that signals a cooling economy Nigel Green, CEO of…

During recent discussions with financial advisors, a notable sentiment emerged: many expressed unprecedented levels of concern leading up to this budget. This widespread apprehension highlights the heightened stakes associated with…

In the first Budget from the labor government since 2010 and the first delivered by a female Chancellor, the Autumn Budget introduced a range of changes that will impact individuals…

In the third quarter, two bond sectors outperformed most equity sectors. To take advantage, Saltydog Investor added to one of its bond fund positions To help our members make sense…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered labor’s first Budget since taking power – and the first delivered by a lady Chancellor – saying she hopes the massive tax increases, would be…