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Best Junior stocks and shares ISA

By Damien Fahy
8 min Read 19 Nov 2024
Top stocks and shares Junior ISA provider (& best Junior Cash ISAs) Most parents are keen to give their children...

Investing Reviews, Investing

Moneybox Review 2024 - Is it the best investment app?

By Lauren Burrows
18 min Read 19 Nov 2024
What is Moneybox? Have you ever wondered what to do with that spare change rattling around your wallet? What if...

Investing

Best and cheapest investment ISAs for beginners

By Damien Fahy
10 min Read 13 Nov 2024
Beginners guide to Stocks & Shares ISAs This article is a simple jargon-free guide to the best Stocks and Shares...

Investing

Are premium bonds worth it?

By Damien Fahy
2 min Read 24 Jun 2015
National Savings and Investments has announced that the amount that savers can invest in premium bonds has increased from £40,000 to £50,000. With more than £61million in prizes paid out...

Investing

Where to invest during the bond market tantrum?

By Damien Fahy
3 min Read 10 Jun 2015
The bond market has thrown a tantrum so where do I invest now? The 27th April 2015 could become a significant date in the history of investing. It was around that date that the bond market started throwing a tantrum and we subsequently experienced a significant sell-off, the like of which hasn’t...

Investing

Should you buy China funds now?

By Damien Fahy
7 min Read 14 May 2015
Should you buy into the Chinese equity rally? To give you a sense of the strength of the recent rally in Chinese equities the chart below compares the returns a UK investor would have achieved had they invested in Chinese equities versus those in the US and the UK over the last...

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