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How to invest £10,000
With £10,000 sat in your bank, you’re in a good place – but what on earth do you do with it now? Here’s how to invest it to maximise your returns.
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How to invest £100,000
When it comes to investing your £100,000, follow these five simple tips to maximise your returns.
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How to invest £20,000
The current savings climate means it’s time to make your money work harder for you, and get you one step closer to achieving your goals.
You’ve got £50,000 to invest, but are unsure what to do with it. It’s time to make your money work harder for you.
Compound interest is arguably one of the most powerful forces on the financial markets – even Einstein was a fan. By helping maximise your returns, it can help you reach your goals quicker than simple interest alone. Here we explain what it is and how it’s calculated.
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What are interest rates?
Interest rates have a profound effect on anyone’s ability to spend and save money. Here, we explore what they are and how they relate to personal investing as well as wider economies.
Whether it’s for you or your parents, social care is a sensitive subject that can lead to sleepless nights. Yet many are unaware how much it might cost.
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What is a bond?
Bonds are popular investment vehicles. Here, we unpack what they are, what their key advantages are, and what considerations investors need to take before including them in their portfolios.
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What is GDP?
GDP is typically used to measure the health of an economy. Here, we lay out what it really means, how it is measured and its primary effects on investment choices.