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Recent research from PensionBee reveals an interesting paradox in the UK pension landscape. A survey was conducted on behalf of PensionBee involving one thousand adults selected to be nationally representative of the UK as a whole. The results are quite illuminating and tell us a lot about our attitudes towards AI While private pension account […]
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American Depository Receipts (ADRs) are just US versions of a non-US stock. For instance, if you wanted to buy Sony shares because you are a massive Playstation fan, it’s very difficult to buy stocks in Japan. But, fortunately, there is a US-denominated version of Sony shares on the NYSE which are much easier to buy
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Did you know that if you invest just £100 a month in the Government’s ISA child scheme every month from birth to when your child turns 18 at with 10% returns a year they will have over £60,000. That’s a massive profit of nearly £40,000 from Junior ISA contributions of under £22,000. And the best
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To get exposure to PlayStation you need to buy Sony shares which were in the news recently as its online gaming network went off line. PlayStation isn’t a listed company in its own right, instead it’s a brand name, and the gaming division of Japanese conglomerate Sony. PlayStation has been in the news lately because
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A user has asked a question about finding a wealth manager: I’m looking to invest approx £250-300k for the medium term (say 5 years or longer). Is this enough to use a wealth manager? Digital wealth mangers like Moneyfarm and Wealthify let you invest from £1, but if you need specific advice from a professional
What is the minimum amount needed to get the most out of a wealth manager? Read More »
Ensuring your wealth management firm or wealth adviser has the necessary regulatory license and the relevant qualifications and expertise should be amongst your highest priorities when choosing who to trust your finances with. Who regulates wealth managers in the UK? The Financial Conduct Authority is responsible for regulating wealth managers in the UK. Wealth managers
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It may seem daunting to trust and choose a wealth manager for your financial future, but it’s actually very easy to approach them and find out if they are right for you. If you are worried about what to ask a potential wealth manager, we’ve spoken to the experts and put together some initial questions
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You can switch wealth managers – but be aware of exit fees. Whether you are trying to save on costs, think that your portfolio is under performing or you have found a better deal, the following tips may help your wealth manager switch run more smoothly. The process of switching wealth managers is actually very
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Under 40, struggling to save as much as you need? If so, Nutmeg’s lifetime stocks and shares ISA may just be the solution you’ve been looking for. Since the Government launched the lifetime ISA in 2017, a growing number of investment firms have been getting in on the act. One of these is Nutmeg who
Nutmeg’s Lifetime Stocks & Shares ISA – should you invest? Read More »
The launch of Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) upstart DeepSeek sent a shockwave through stock markets. So, naturally, you might be wondering how you can buy into this disruptive company. As DeepSeek is a private company based in China, its stock is not publicly accessible. However, below we will look at some ways you might be
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