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Trading 212 Review

By Marc Shoffman
17 min Read 20 Jan 2021
What is Trading 212? Trading 212 started life in Bulgaria in 2005 but entered the UK market in 2016 as...

Investing

Freetrade Review - can you trade stocks for free?

By Marc Shoffman
15 min Read 20 Jan 2021
What is Freetrade? Freetrade launched in 2018 with the simple aim of making stock trading and stock ownership accessible and...

Buying or Selling a Home, Investing

Lifetime ISAs explained - are they the best way to save?

By Damien Fahy
19 min Read 19 Jan 2021
What is a Lifetime ISA and how does it work? A lifetime ISA (also known as the LISA) is a...

Investing

How to start investing

By Liam Fahy
18 min Read 02 Jun 2020
What is investing and how does it work? Investing is buying an asset, such as stocks and shares or property, with the hope of a potential return greater than that...

Investing

How to buy shares

By Liam Fahy
11 min Read 20 Apr 2020
What is a share? Shares, also known as equities, are an investment vehicle that provides the owner with a share of a company. So, if you buy a share of...

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