17th Jun 2026
Silver doesn’t get nearly as much attention as gold. When investors worry about inflation, market crashes or economic uncertainty, they usually rush towards gold. Silver often sits quietly in the background, overlooked by the mainstream investing world. But Jasmine believes that could be a mistake. In fact, she thinks silver may be one of the…
8th Jun 2026
Looking to add a little glitter to your portfolio this year? You’re not alone. With economic uncertainty, falling interest rates, and whispers of inflation, many investors are turning to gold as a way to preserve their wealth. But instead of hoarding gold bars under the bed, savvy investors are opting for gold ETFs—a low-cost, flexible…
5th Jun 2026
For years, the SpaceX IPO was one of the biggest “what ifs” in investing. Now, it’s finally happening. After years of remaining private, Elon Musk’s aerospace giant has officially launched its IPO roadshow and is expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX on 12 June 2026. If everything goes to plan,…
19th May 2026
Small-cap mining stock Metals One (LSE: MET1) has suddenly become one of the most talked-about penny stocks in the UK market. After a sharp rally in May 2026, the AIM-listed explorer has started trending as retail investors pile into speculative mining and critical metals shares. But the big question now is: Can Metals One continue…
18th May 2026
If you’re starting to invest in 2026, one of the smartest things you can do is keep your investing costs low. Why? Because fees quietly eat into your returns over time. And if you’re investing for decades, even small differences in platform charges can end up costing you thousands of pounds. The good news? There…
15th May 2026
We have spoken quite a bit on MoneyMagpie about the power of dividend stocks. So, I wanted to take the opportunity to show you just how great they can be! In this guide, I’m going to delve into how to invest £500k for monthly income through dividend-paying stocks. Investing £500,000 to generate a steady monthly…
13th May 2026
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the world around us, from the way we shop online to how we diagnose diseases, manage businesses and even drive cars. And with the AI boom showing no signs of slowing, many investors are asking the same question: how can I get a slice of the action without gambling on just…
12th May 2026
Dividend investing remains one of the most popular ways to build long-term wealth in the UK. Why? Because instead of relying purely on share price growth, dividend investing allows you to earn regular income from the companies you invest in. And in 2026, with interest in passive income continuing to rise, more investors are looking…
28th Apr 2026
We hear a lot about wealth managers and how much money they can make for their clients. But not everyone has the cash to invest with them. This is why I have asked my friend Tim Price of Price Value Partners to tell us all how we can do it ourselves. Over to you Tim!……
31st Mar 2026
Dividend ETFS are a great way to build a passive income portfolio in 2026. These exchange-traded funds allow you to invest in a basket of dividend-paying stocks, without needing to pick out individual companies. Just like investing in regular dividend stocks, dividend ETFs issue regular payouts to investors, resulting in a steady stream of income…
19th Mar 2026
If you’ve ever thought, “I should probably start investing… but I have no idea where to begin”, you’re not alone. The world of stocks can feel overwhelming at first. Charts, jargon, risk… it’s enough to make anyone stick their money in a savings account and forget about it. But luckily, starting stock investing is much…
9th Mar 2026
If you’re a UK investor seeking to align your portfolio with Islamic principles, there are a range of Shariah-compliant ETFs that combine ethical investing with easy diversification. These ETFs exclude industries and financial practices prohibited under Islamic law, such as interest-based finance, alcohol, and gambling, while focusing on sectors like technology, healthcare, and consumer goods….
