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Why don’t people invest more in the UK?

It’s a recurring theme that new investors don’t start because they don’t know how, don’t know where and don’t know who to trust. Maybe that’s because people just don’t talk about money in the UK, and if you do, you’re a bore. But money is boring, especially investing for the uninitiated, all you really need

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Vanguard’s British Money Mindset Report: What The Experts Think

Younger investors are increasingly interested in investing because they feel they need to take greater control of their financial futures, according to a panel discussion at the launch of Vanguard’s British Money Mindset Report. The panel was chaired by award-winning BBC journalist Katty Kay, alongside Steph McGovern, broadcaster and co-host of The Rest Is Money,

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Vanguard launches new ‘Targeted Support’ service to help first-time investors overcome the confidence gap

Vanguard has unveiled a new digital guidance service designed to help first-time investors overcome what it believes is the biggest barrier to investing, confidence. During an exclusive preview at the launch of its inaugural British Money Mindset Report, Liz Waldron, Head of Product & Client Experience, and James Norton, Head of Retirement & Investments, demonstrated

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Is Polar Capital the ultimate play on the global tech boom?

  UK fund manager Polar Capital Holdings is the first stock of the week selection for July 2026. The firm has a reputation for being something of a specialist. However, I feel it should have a broader appeal, both to those looking to allocate money to its funds and equity investors looking for a growth

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How to invest in Vanguard funds

Investing in Vanguard funds is a straightforward process. Here’s how to do it in three simple steps: Open an account with Vanguard. To do this, you’ll need your National Insurance number and your debit card details. Note that when you open an account, you’ll have to choose a type of investment account. You may want

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How to buy SpaceX shares in the UK

Now that the SpaceX IPO is over, and the share price has settled down a bit, it’s really easy to buy SpaceX shares in the UK as the company is publicly listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX. To invest in SpaceX, open a share dealing account or Stocks & Shares ISA with a

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The Investment Winners And Losers Of Sticky Inflation

Inflation is more than just a higher cost of living, it influences interest rates, investment returns and the value of every pound you save. In this analysis, we examine why inflation could remain stubbornly high, how it affects different asset classes, and where investors may find opportunities if price pressures persist. Is inflation too high?

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Good news for UK bond investors as consolidated tape introduced

For the first time, UK bond investors can access a single real-time view of trading activity following the launch of the country’s first bond consolidated tape, a move regulators say will improve transparency, liquidity and the competitiveness of UK capital markets. The new service, operated by ETS Connect UK under a five-year contract, combines post-trade

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Will BlackBerry shares ever recover and bounce back?

I don’t know about you, but I have very fond memories of BlackBerry handheld devices, which became ubiquitous and addictive for anyone who wanted to feel connected in the first decade of the millennium. At one point, it seemed as though BlackBerry couldn’t put a foot wrong. And then suddenly it all went “reels of

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