For parents or relatives thinking of investing for children, the earlier you start, the better. That way, you can take full advantage of their growing years to allow the investment to appreciate as much as possible, but what’s the best way of investing for kids, and how do the various options work? The difference between […]
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.
What are premium bonds, and why are so many people interested in them? Well, if you are looking for tax-free earnings or perhaps you want a trustworthy means of savings for your children or relatives, premium bonds might be your go-to option. What are premium bonds? Premium bonds issued by the UK government’s National Savings […]
Every age group has its own specific needs and goals, but no matter which group you belong to, knowing how to invest money here in the UK to grow your money is very important. What follows is a specific guide to which we recommend you refer to when the need arises. For ease of reference, […]
It is said there are two certain things in this world – death and taxes. But whereas we are still waiting for the elixir of eternal life, ISA inheritance tax can be minimised under certain circumstances. This Moneyfarm guide to the ISA Inheritance Tax rules (or ISA IHT rules for short) tells you all you […]
The Lifetime ISA is designed to help people save for their first home or retirement, but with its added government bonus, should you be investing in a LISA or a pension?
An ISA can help you maximise your returns, but should you combine all your ISAs or will having a collection better help you reach your goals?
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.
They say two things are certain in life – death and taxes. Of course, we may begrudgingly pay the taxman his due, but you must ask, “what happens to your private pension when you die?” Budgeting for your retirement could be taxing unless you use suitable tax wrappers, such as ISAs or SIPPs. In this […]
