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Best & Cheapest Lifetime ISA providers for 2026

By Damien Fahy
8 min Read 03 Jun 2026
A Lifetime ISA (also known as a LISA) is a long-term Individual Savings Account (ISA), introduced in 2017. A Lifetime...

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Best Stocks and Shares ISAs - June 2026

By Damien Fahy
5 min Read 01 Jun 2026
In this article, we compare the best Stocks and Shares ISAs for June 2026 and reveal our top ISAs based on...

Investing

IG review: How do its features and fees compare?

By Damien Fahy
13 min Read 01 Jun 2026
In this independent review, we take a look at online investment platform IG*. We'll explore its key features, fees, and...

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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...

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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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Should you buy the new Neil Woodford fund?

By Damien Fahy
3 min Read 06 Feb 2015
New Neil Woodford fund launch The investment fund industry has been doing backflips over news that Neil Woodford is to launch a new investment trust in April. The former Invesco Perpetual fund manager left the company to launch his own fund the CF Equity Income fund. Woodford Investment Management has announced...

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