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AJ Bell Dodl review: The app-only investment platform from AJ Bell

By Andy Leeks

6 min Read 15 Jan 2025

What is Dodl? AJ Bell Dodl* is an app-only platform from investing platform AJ Bell*. It is one of the...

Investing Reviews, Investing

Interactive Brokers UK Review 2025

By Stela Gineva

17 min Read 14 Jan 2025

In this independent review, we take a look at Interactive Brokers, an award-winning digital investment service that allows you...

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Top 5 alternatives to Vanguard

By Andy Leeks

6 min Read 14 Jan 2025

Vanguard was founded in the US in 1975 by John Bogle and currently has over 50 million individual investors worldwide....

News, Pensions, Account & Rates, The Budget 2010, Investing, Saving For Your Future

What the new tax year changes mean for your personal finances

By Damien Fahy

1 min read 06 Apr 2010

Happy new tax year! The arrival of the new tax year means some big changes to the nation's personal finances, most notably the introduction of the 50% income tax band for top earners. The BBC have pulled together the changes in a neat table which I have included below.

News, Investing, Saving For Your Future

Murky world of corruption in China

By Damien Fahy

1 min Read 30 Mar 2010

An unfortunate truth which you should bear in mind if you plan on investing in China.

Investing, Saving For Your Future

Top fund manager goes 52.45% into cash. Is this a sign that a crash is on the way?

By Damien Fahy

1 min read 29 Mar 2010

Jupiter Asset Management’s Philip Gibbs has put more than half of his £1.2 billion Jupiter Financial Opportunities fund into cash.

News, Pensions, Investing, Mortgages, Using Credit, Owning A Home

Inflation falls back to 3% allaying interest rate rise fears

By Damien Fahy

2 min Read 23 Mar 2010

The UK inflation rate fell to 3% in February from 3.5% the month before, official figures have shown. The key facts are:

Account & Rates, Investing, Tips, Saving For Your Future

Money tip #28 - How to beat the ISA deadline and save money (even if you haven't decided which funds to invest in)

By Damien Fahy

1 min Read 23 Mar 2010

The end of the tax year is looming so you need to be quick if you plan on using your ISA allowance. While investing in a cash ISA is relatively straight forward, investing in a Stocks and Shares ISA has the added headache of deciding where to invest. But it...

Tax Mitigation, Investing, Tips, Saving For Your Future, Tax

Money tip #26 - Never make an investment just for tax reasons

By Damien Fahy

1 min Read 18 Mar 2010

One of the golden rules when investing is never make an investment for tax reasons alone.

News, The Budget 2010, Investing, Saving For Your Future

Newsflash: Capital gains tax fear sparks panic sales

By Damien Fahy

1 min read 16 Mar 2010

Investors are rushing to sell shares and property ahead of the Budget on March 24, in the apparently misguided belief that Alistair Darling is about to raise capital gains tax rates.

Investing, Tips, Saving For Your Future

3 Quick Links – How to keep one step ahead of the stock market, How to protect your portfolio against inflation or deflation and a note on Japan

By Damien Fahy

1 min read 12 Mar 2010

As the title suggests here are 3 links which you should find interesting. Today’s selection all have an investment slant and may give food for thought when building your investment/share portfolios.

Tax Mitigation, Account & Rates, Investing, Tips, Saving For Your Future, Tax

Money tip #22 – Use your annual ISA allowance

By Damien Fahy

2 min Read 08 Mar 2010

With the tax year end fast approaching (5th April) time is running out to use your annual ISA allowance When it comes to tax concessions they are few and far between these days. So it is important that if you plan on saving or investing that you look to utilise...

News, Pensions, Investing

Newsflash: Light at the end of the pension tunnel for high earners

By Damien Fahy

1 min read 02 Mar 2010

The Treasury has accepted ‘in principle’ pension proposals from the Tax Incentivised Savings Associaton (Tisa) to reduce the annual allowance and restore higher rate tax relief. Tisa director of retirement planning Malcolm Small believes it has enough support for its pension reforms to see it become Treasury policy later this year. The...

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