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Is the eToro safe to use in the UK?

Yes, we rate eToro as a safe to use in the UK, but whilst eToro is safe to use, the performance of your investments is not safe. The value of the stocks or investments you buy can go up as well as down and only you are responsible for ensuring that you make safe investments. 

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Is eToro good for beginner investors?

Yes, eToro is good for beginners as the platform is really simple and they offer access to the most popular and trending investment. But there are also some downsides and significant risks for those new to investing. In this guide, I’ll go through why eToro is good for beginner traders, why it’s not, and also

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PensionBee Report Uncovers 1,000-Day Pension Transfer Delays, Calls for Urgent Reform

Private pension provider PensionBee has launched a scathing attack on the UK’s pension transfer system, publishing a report that reveals shocking delays—some stretching over 1,000 days—and calling for the introduction of a legally enforced 10-day Pension Switch Guarantee. The report, A Switch In Time, produced with consultancy the lang cat, exposes widespread inefficiencies and rogue

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Why Alphabet Might Be The Best AI Stock To Buy Right Now

Shares in Google owner Alphabet (GOOG:NASDAQ) have been under quite a bit of pressure in recent months. One reason for this is that many investors are concerned that artificial intelligence (AI) is a major threat to the company’s business model. But Alphabet could be one of the best AI stocks to buy right now. Here

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These AI Stocks Are Positioned For Growth Through 2030 And Beyond

In the years ahead, artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to have a profound impact on the world. From revolutionising healthcare through personalised medicine to transforming transportation through autonomous vehicles, AI’s influence will touch nearly every facet of our lives. Looking for AI stocks to buy for the long term? Here are three companies that are

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Is the Tariff War Over? Short-Term Deal, Long-Term Questions

Investors heaved a collective sigh of relief when they learned of a Sino-US trade deal in Switzerland. ‘The Art of a Deal” article series was prominently displayed on the White House website (www.whitehouse.gov), describing the details of this initial agreement with China. Source: Whitehouse.gov (12 May) Specifically, import duties on goods entering US and China

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Just 80% of Forex Advice on TikTok is Misleading? I Think it’s More!

I’ve just emailed Lucy Castledine, Director of Consumer Investments at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), to ask if she’d like to appear on a panel discussing social media marketing at our London Summit in September. I did this because she made some excellent comments in front of the Treasury Committee about how the FCA recognises

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Best UK Investing Accounts For Kids

Children cannot invest on their own behalf in the UK until they are 18, but fortunately, you can do it for them. So in this guide, I’ll run you through some of the best investment accounts for children, what they are good at and what they can teach youngsters about money. First, here are the

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The FCA aims to increase transparency on international money transfer quotes

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released guidance highlighting its expectations around levels of transparency from firms that offer international money transfers.  Opaque international payment quotes The FCA’s recent review of international money and cross-border payment services revealed significant discrepancies in the ways that firms disclose costs to their customers.  Now that the Consumer Duty

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Who’s Still Betting on the US When Even Buffett Won’t?

Winds of change from the White House are tearing down forecasts made just months ago. Assessments of the tariff-hit global economy are keeping CEOs up at night. Who, apart from Trump, Navarro and Bessent, cheers for higher taxes? The sudden, dramatic rise in trading frictions in global goods is upending supply chains. Ford (US:F), the

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