20th May 2024
Finding ways to be held accountable for your financial choices can be a strong route to making sure you’re on your way to financial stability. Accountability buddies have been around in different guises for many years – friends who make sure the other turns up to the gym each week, or family members who go…
7th May 2024
When people think about investing, their mind often jumps straight to stocks or housing. However, there are plenty of alternative ways to invest your money in 2024. One type of investment that has been trending across the web recently is Whisky. This underrated asset is free from capital gains tax in the UK and is…
1st Apr 2024
So, you’re over 50 and it’s starting to feel like retirement is suddenly round the corner. You may already be thinking about the State Pension you will receive. Certainly things are looking a little better for those who rely on this in retirement. The Chancellor has increased it by 8.5% so that will help a…
26th Mar 2024
When a stock or other asset hits an all-time high, it may be tempting to feel like it’s a bad time to invest. After all, if an asset is flying high surely it’s better to wait until its value falls before diving in? In this article we’re going to explore why investors may still wish…
11th Mar 2024
The Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) movement has gained huge traction in recent years. Loosely referring to achieving a financial status whereby you no longer need to work for a living, FIRE is probably the ultimate goal for those seeking to ditch the typical 9-5. But how does investing sit within the FIRE movement? And…
28th Feb 2024
Legendary investor and Berkshire Hathaway chairman, Warren Buffett, has just released his annual letter to shareholders. In it, the 93-year old provides some interesting tips and insights on how investors should navigate the stock market over the coming months. So what exactly does Buffett say in his letter? And how can everyday investors take inspiration…
27th Feb 2024
The S&P 500 has just surpassed the 5,000 mark for the first time in its 67-year history. So what is driving this stock boom across the pond? And should investors who have exposure to American stocks, be worried that we’re on the cusp of another asset bubble? Click on a link to head straight to…
21st Feb 2024
Fear of missing out, otherwise known as ‘FOMO’, refers to the concept of worrying about missing out on exciting events that other people are experiencing. When it comes to investing, FOMO can be dangerous because it’s a state of mind that can lead to investors taking on more risk than they are comfortable with. In…
21st Feb 2024
At MoneyMagpie, we’re always receiving loads of money questions and queries from our readers! We love being able to help you out with all your finance-related worries. We’ve compiled a list of key money questions you should know the answers to. It covers things from dealing with debt to investing in the stock market. We’ve…
16th Feb 2024
Investing can be a daunting prospect, particularly if you’re young and considering whether it’s time to put some of your hard-earned money into stocks and shares. In this article we’re going to take a look at all the things young investors need-to-know about the stock market. Click on a link to head straight to a…
14th Feb 2024
According to the latest Consumer Price Index, inflation stood at 4% January – the same figure reported for December 2023. So, while inflation is not longer rising it’s still double the Bank of England’s annual 2% target. With this in mind, how can investors protect their wealth? Keep on reading for all the details or click…
17th Jan 2024
Blue chip investing refers to buying stocks in large, big-name companies that have established themselves as big players in their respective fields. But is it possible to invest in too many blue chip companies? And if so, why is this? In this article, we’ll explore these questions, and more. Scroll down for all of the…
