[ad_1] With lots of chatter about stock market turbulence and the FTSE 100 repeatedly hitting new all-time highs this year, now could seem like an intimidating time to start buying shares. It may seem more tempting to wait until the…
[ad_1] When a FTSE 100 stock takes a beating, I always pay attention. That applies whether I hold it, or whether I don’t. My first thought is the obvious one â what just happened? Then my investor brain kicks in and I…
[ad_1] The Lloyds (LSE:LLOY) share price is red hot. I’ve been very bullish on Lloyds for some time, but its rise has surpassed my expectations. Yes, it offers great earnings growth over the coming years — that’s what the forecasts…
[ad_1] The Self-Invested Personal Pension, or SIPP, is simply an excellent vehicle for building retirement wealth and earning a second income. Apart from shielding a portfolio from the taxman while it grows, SIPPs offer investors the enormous advantage of tax…
[ad_1] The number of people with £1,000,000 or more in a Stocks and Shares ISA has been growing over the last few years. And joining the ranks of the ISA millionaires sounds very enticing. There are no guarantees when it…
[ad_1] Passive income is why I hold Legal & General (LSE: LGEN) shares. The FTSE 100 insurer yields over 9%, backed by long-term cash flows. With a flat share price but steady capital generation, could this be a stock to…
[ad_1] This week, the Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) share price hit a new all-time high of around 90p. This came despite a 36% profis plunge in its Q3 trading update. The bank has set aside billions in reserve funds for potential…
[ad_1] It does not necessarily take a lot of money to start investing in the stock market. Not only that, but I actually see some concrete advantages to beginning on a fairly modest scale. It means someone can get into…
[ad_1] Airtel Africa (LSE: AAF) is the top-performing FTSE 100 stock in my portfolio currently and it’s already gained a further 10% this month. Another one of my favourites, albeit nowhere near the top, is GSK (LSE: GSK). After months…
[ad_1] Is a SIPP any different to an ISA or a share-dealing account when it comes to finding the right shares to buy? That can be a useful question to ask, I reckon, as it helps crystallise oneâs thoughts on…