New research reveals top concerns of high-net-worth individuals
Top three concerns are inheritance tax, maintaining lifestyles in later life and when to gift 72% across age groups feel they need...
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Brits leave no stone unturned on making cuts to tackle cost of living crisis
Supermarket shop, socialising, subscriptions, savings and insurance: Brits leave no stone unturned on making cuts to tackle cost of...
Commodities and crypto out of favour as investors seek stability
Cryptocurrency deemed too risky by investors seeking stability in the face of looming recession Over two-thirds of investors state risk...
Study reveals countries with the highest interest in Bitcoin
America ranks as the country most interested in Bitcoin across the globe, with a total score of 54.95 out of 100. El Salvador ranks...
Small-Cap catch-up featuring Devro, K3 Capital, Safestyle and notes for AGM’s next Tuesday
Devro (LON:DVO) – ‘if the skin fits’ – take the profit and reinvest This group is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of collagen...
Looking at both Loungers and the Portmeirion Group, plus a couple of other stock notes
Loungers (LON:LGRS) – interims next Wednesday In the middle of next week this £200m café/bar/restaurants group will be announcing its...
Data, castings, cyber security and domains
Made Tech Group (LON:MTEC) – looking for 76p Analysts Harold Evans and Kevin Ashton at Singer Capital Markets have a strong Buy out on...
Investors remain cautious on equity markets, but have turned positive on bonds - ii.co.uk
Investors remain cautious on equity markets, but have turned positive on bonds. A record amount of investor withdrawals were made from...
Why we should abolish stamp duty – the worst tax in Britain
Stamp duty is Britain’s most horrible tax. We should forget cutting it and abolish it altogether, says Money Week's Merryn Somerset Webb....
Paddy bought a donkey
I thought that you might just like a moment of light relief as I recall a story told to me some years ago by an amusing old broking...
Confusing investment jargon, according to Google ‘bear market’ to ‘dead cat bounce'
The world's most confusing investment jargon, according to Google From ‘bear market’ to ‘dead cat bounce’, what do these mind-boggling...
Hurry if you’re selling, halt if you’re buying, stay if you’ve borrowed!
How the new interest rates affect house prices and rent across the UK - Housing market: hurry if you’re selling, halt if you’re buying,...
Paddy bought a donkey - a tale of real enterprise
I thought that you might just like a moment of light relief as I recall a story told to me some years ago by an amusing old broking...
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