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Brexit

Posted on October 31, 2016 by - Uncategorized

Catalyse, or sabotage?
Supporters of the British vote to leave the European Union (EU) have heralded recent economic indicators as vindication that Brexit will act to catalyse, not sabotage, the UK economy. Before June’s referendum, most economists warned that a Brexit vote would damage economic growth – an argument at the heart of the unsuccessful Remain campaign. (more…)

Time to consider your investment options?

Posted on October 31, 2016 by - Uncategorized

Helping you reach your long-term financial goals
In the current economic climate, with interest rates still around record lows, investing in the markets could enable you to achieve an inflation-beating return and help you reach your long-term financial goals. (more…)

Appetite for risk

Posted on October 31, 2016 by - Uncategorized

Striking the right balance is important to avoid losses
While diversification is important, you should keep in mind how much risk you are prepared to accept on your money. If it is important to you to avoid losses, you may want a portfolio that has less in shares and more in cash and fixed interest securities held to maturity, for example. (more…)

Choosing investments

Posted on October 31, 2016 by - Uncategorized

What you need to know to become a more confident investor
Before you choose or make any investment decisions, you need to know that investing involves the possibility of loss. These key considerations help you become more confident about your investment decisions. (more…)

What investment approach is right for you?

Posted on October 31, 2016 by - Uncategorized

Your decision can have a big impact on your returns

Should you invest all of your money in one go or drip feed it into the stock market over time? The answer will ultimately depend on whether you have a lump sum to invest or not, but it can have a big impact on your returns. Your decisions will invariably be based around your circumstances, attitude to risk and where you are investing your money and why. (more…)