Interest rates remain at 3.75%, mortgage rates are higher and cash is finally paying a reasonable return. Should we keep investing, overpay the mortgage or hold more cash? Here is how I am looking at it.
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Trump Media’s Truth API highlights market advantages, investor psychology and why consistency matters more than chasing market hype.
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My portfolio has made its biggest move in months but daily swings of more than 20% in major tech stocks show just how wild this market has become. Plus, a quick Discord update and what’s coming next for Your Money Mate.
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Andy Burnham is the UK’s new Prime Minister but what could his government mean for your taxes, ISA, pension, mortgage and investments? Here is what has changed and what to watch next.
ETFs are simple, but investment trusts can add income, active management and specialist exposure. In this members-only video, I compare the two and look at BRWM, JEGI, TMPL and LWDB.
This question is backwards. I know, But people often go from Stocks into ETFs. I think we know why. This should be a simple answer, but it's personal.
In this week’s Behind The Portfolio update, I spoke about adding another £750 into the markets as I continue building this portfolio over time, with an added element now...
Jeremy Grantham was recently on Diary of a CEO talking about crash risk, and it naturally brings back names like Michael Burry from The Big Short. The thing is, if someone warns about crashes for long enough, they’ll probably be right at some point.
The Bank of England has held interest rates again, inflation is still hanging around, and UK investors are still facing an uncertain market
I’ve changed my dividend portfolio again. This time, I sold a UK dividend ETF, added an investment trust, and bought a new UK stock that most investors probably ignore.
When Not IF... Because markets do turn, and investors seem to be more confident than they have been in years.
This week has actually been quite important for my portfolio. We’ve had more geopolitical tension with Iran, oil prices moving sharply, I’ve added a new UK dividend stock to my ISA, my pension is finally in.
