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What is an index?
Indices are tools that enable investors to monitor financial markets. Here, we take a closer look at what indices are, their history, and their role within the world of investing.
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The short, straight-forward answer to this question is no. Here we explain why attempting to time the markets is a bad idea, as well as illustrate the potential costs of getting it wrong.
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What is credit?
Credit is a concept that goes far beyond our daily use of credit cards. Here, we navigate its wider meaning, application, and its relevance to investing.
In this new series, Moneyfarm’s Investment Consultants answer your questions. Here, Chris Rudden discusses what you should consider when investing during UK uncertainty.
2019/20 ISA allowance ISAs are a simple way to grow your money tax-free, but it’s important you know the basics to ensure you can maximise your returns. The ISA allowance is the maximum amount you can save or invest tax-free in an ISA during one tax year. When it comes to investing in your ISA […]
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How many ISAs can I have?
Investing in an ISA is one of the simplest ways to grow your money tax-free, but the generous benefits available mean there are some rules you have to keep to, like how many ISAs you can invest in.
With a little over a month to go until the UK’s Brexit deal is meant to be finalised, it still feels like we’re none the wiser to what the end agreement will be. It’s difficult to keep up with how Brexit talks are progressing and this uncertainty can be unnerving for investors. Read Moneyfarm’s strategy, here.
Moneyfarm has won Best Online Direct to Consumer Investment Platform at the 21st annual YourMoney.com Awards, the longest-standing consumer finance awards in the UK. We’re thrilled to win such an esteemed award, especially as all entrants are subjected to a rigorous judging process based on competitiveness of price and structure. Shortlisted firms are then judged […]
It was an eventful first half of the year, with volatility marking the beginning and trade tensions closing the six months. Chief Investment Officer Richard Flax reckons the big themes for financial markets in the second half will be around trade, political uncertainty and monetary policy.