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The Best Ways to invest with minimal output

24th May 2022

Invest with minimal output. Investing can be a great way to make your money work for you. But how do you do it? And can you afford to do it? One of the biggest myths about investing is that you have to be rich in order to even start. In reality, you can start investing…

Webinar Summary: Where investors should put their money

10th May 2022

We recently hosted a webinar, presented by our founder Jasmine Birtles, all about where investors should be putting their money right now! With special guests Sam North and Ben Laidler, investment specialists from our kind sponsor eToro, Gordon Kerr from Cobden Partners, MoneyMagpie’s Investment Editor George Sweeney, who joins us from sunny Costa Rica! Investment…

How to find the best investment trusts for income

6th May 2022

If you’re searching for the best investment trusts that provide income, here are some important things you should know. And, ways to find top investments.

Your ultimate financial jargon dictionary (Q-Z)

25th Mar 2022

Do you ever feel like you need a big financial jargon dictionary? The words and phrases used in letters, bank statements, on the radio, television or within newspapers, magazines and books, can leave us scratching our heads. Even financial journalists can get a little dizzy from the amount of vocabulary out there. That’s why we…

Your ultimate financial jargon dictionary (A-G)

23rd Mar 2022

Do you ever feel like you need a big financial jargon dictionary? The words and phrases used in letters, bank statements, on the radio, television or within newspapers, magazines and books, can leave us scratching our heads. Even financial journalists can get a little dizzy from the amount of vocabulary out there. That’s why we…

Navigating complicated Wills

21st Feb 2022

Losing a loved one is hard enough, without the added stress of trying to navigate Wills. Plus, if the Will is not as straightforward as you’d hoped, it can be difficult to know where to start. You may have difficulty understanding the wishes of the deceased as stated in the Will. Similarly, the legal jargon…

How Women Can Overcome the Pension Gender Pay Gap

24th Aug 2021

Women face a pension pay gap of almost 60% compared to men. When it comes to pensions, this pay gap can mean the difference of hundreds of thousands of pounds for retirement*. Why is there a pension gap between genders? A small improvement – and then COVID-19 Ways to close the gap Make sure your…

The big buy-to-let property hotspots in Britain

13th Jul 2021

A buy-to-let property offers an attractive way to grow your wealth. But where is the best place to buy one? If you want to make money as a landlord, think outside London. Cities such as Manchester, Newcastle, Liverpool, and Birmingham all offer great potential returns for buy-to-let properties. The regeneration projects in these areas, plus…

How to invest like a wealth manager

30th Jun 2021

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!……

DIY investing vs using a Financial Advisor: Which is better?

1st Jun 2021

Should you try DIY investing or use a financial advisor? Knowing whether to try DIY investing or use a financial advisor can be a crucial barrier to even beginning to look at doing something with your money. And with the rise of people dipping their toe in the investment waters during the pandemic there is…

How to Boost Savings At Every Stage of Your Life

14th Apr 2021

Saving can be tough when times are hard – and it feels like times are always hard, these days! However, having a plan for a savings safety net is the best way to make sure you’ve got a little extra to fall back on when you need it. We’ve come up with ways to save…

Will Savings Affect My Benefits?

14th Apr 2021

Claiming Universal Credit and other benefits is tricky enough for most people – but as you start to save, you might find your entitlement drops. Or, you could have too much in your savings already to apply for benefits. Here, I’ll take you through the main ways savings could (and don’t) affect benefits. Universal Credit…