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CMC Invest customers can now upgrade their accounts to CMC Invest Plus and gain access to a host of new features, including flexible stocks and shares ISA, ESG ratings, more stocks and a USD wallet. Flexi-ISA for tax-free investing Unlike some ISAs CMC Invest’s offering allows for withdrawals and redeposits within the same tax year,

To buy shares in Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), you need a US stock trading or share dealing account that will let you buy US-listed stocks. Follow these three steps if you want to buy shares in Bank of America from the UK: Decide if you want to buy Bank of America shares in the short-term

What is greenwashing? ESG has become an increasingly important investment theme over recent years, as we become more aware of climate change, the environment and social inequalities. The C-suites of many large companies have taken note of this, and have for the most part implemented policies designed to reduce their carbon footprints and improve the

Back in 2020 UK chancellor Rishi Sunak set out plans for new “Green” Gilt-edged bonds which he believes will help the UK reach its carbon emission and climate change commitments and help to establish the UK as a green finance hub. Green Gilts offer investors the chance to invest in climate change The decision followed

If you want to invest in Graphene the first thing you need is a stockbroker that will allow you to buy companies that have exposure to Graphene. In this guide to investing in Graphene, we will run through what Graphene is, the pros and cons of investing in it, and the major risks involved. Graphene

I was having dinner in someone’s garden the other night, it was about 30 degrees in Surrey and far too hot and then out of the blue and completely off-topic someone almost shouted “climate change is real people”. We were discussing something that wasn’t all that relevant to climate change at all. But it was,

The new coronavirus variant, Omicron, has re-instilled fear in the market. Stock markets around the world nosedived on the 26 Nov as governments curtailed international travelling. But, is this sell-off an opportunity for investors? Should you buy stocks as prices dip? More importantly, what does ‘buy the dip’ actually mean? What does “buying the dip”