With a new Prime Minister and still no idea what is actually going to happen with Brexit, I thought I would repost this article to complete the feeling of deja vu. Over the long run, the market has provided substantial returns regardless of who lives at
With the world seemingly coming to an end it might surprise you that most of the funds you invest in actually provided you with a positive return during 2015.
To say that “money isn’t everything” is more than just a cliché. Studies in the early 1970s demonstrated that happiness had not increased in line with income over the previous half century. Today the developed world is wealthier than ever but ‘how to be happier’
After last year’s relative calm, you will no doubt be aware of the recent increase in stock market volatility. For some this might create a feeling of anxiety and tempt them to react and make changes… personally I wouldn’t view this type of response as
With the world seemingly coming to an end it might surprise you that most of the funds you invest in actually provided you with a positive return during 2015.
It is now just over 10-years since the US Stockmarket (S&P 500 Index) hit what was its highest point before losing more than half its value over the next year and a half during the global financial crisis.Over the coming weeks and months, as other
With the results of last week’s snap election now known and with …., there is no shortage of speculation about how this will impact the stock market.
If like most people you are enjoying the warm glow of recent stock market highs, and the positive impact they have had on your portfolio, you might also be thinking what ‘goes up surely must come down’.
The latest blow to active fund-management has come from legendary investor Warren Buffett.
With the world seemingly coming to an end it might surprise you that most of the funds you invest in actually provided you with a positive return during 2015.