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The UK’s most confusing investment terms revealed: ONE in TWO Brits say complex financial jargon stops them from growing their wealth The new generation of British retail investors lack clarity…
Markets are broadly maintaining a risk-on tone, although the pace of the rally has moderated. The tension between strong growth and persistent inflation eemains a key driver. Recent US inflation…
Saltydog Investor asks which names have rebounded the most After a very difficult March, when most stock markets went down, there’s been a remarkable recovery. It started in April and…
One in four (26%) expect to retire on a lower standard, new research from Rathbones, one of the UK’s leading wealth and asset management groups, reveals Nearly a quarter (24%)…
Penfold urges savers to use the quieter summer months for a “pension MOT” instead of waiting until the next tax-year scramble UK savers are leaving too many pension decisions until…
How a Car Purchase Can Affect Your Journey to Financial Independence – guest post by Sujain Thomas The act of buying a car can be a major life transition that…
There are some words in financial services – from “guaranteed” to “uncorrelated” – that should set alarm bells ringing. By David Batchelor Historically, “rebate” has been one of them. Anyone…
The dominant theme in markets remains a growing belief that some form of peace agreement between the US and Iran will eventually materialise. Investors have steadily priced a “peace premium”…
Oil prices are unlikely to return to pre-war levels in the short to medium term at least, a shift that could keep inflation elevated, delay interest-rate cuts, and reshape investment…
How much you can save often depends on your financial situation, lifestyle, and where you live. In the UK, households save an average of around 10% of their disposable income,…