Funds & Bonds
Key findings from Deloitte’s luxury goods report
Deloitte’s have recently released their ‘Global Powers of Luxury Goods’ report and it makes interesting reading. The report looks at the 100 largest luxury companies across the world and looks
4 top reasons for choosing property bonds
Property bonds have become an excellent way for investors to reap the benefits of the property market without having to plough thousands of pounds of their hard-earned cash into it.
How do investment bonds work?
If you have a lump sum to invest then investment bonds might be the right vehicle for you. Essentially, investment bonds are life insurance policies where you can invest a
How do property bonds work?
You may have always been interested with investing in property but lacked the financial means to buy a property outright. However, this doesn’t mean you can’t become a property investor.
10 years since the last interest rate rise
It has now been more than 10 years since there was an interest rate rise in the UK. Back on the 5th July 2007 the Monetary Policy Committee voted to
A year on from Brexit, how is the pound doing?
A year on from the EU referendum we thought it would be interesting to see how the pound is now doing against the other major world currencies. There is no
FTSE 100 on a record-breaking run
The FTSE 100 has been on a record-breaking run recently climbing above the 7,500 level for the very first time. Analysts have put this down to the continuing weakness in
Investment behaviour changing as the election nears
A recent poll by The Share Centre as revealed that around 30% of their personal investors plan to change their investment behaviour as the general election approaches. The poll surveyed
Brits still confident about buy-to-let
New research from TheHouseShop.com, one of the UK’s leading online property advertising platforms, has revealed that 19% of respondents to a recent survey about various asset classes, stated they were
Key Brexit Timeline Dates
Today’s the day that the UK finally invoke Article 50 and begin the process of exiting from the EU. So, what does this mean for investors who hold UK assets?
