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Monday 3rd March 2008
Consumer confidence 'on the decline' Consumer confidence has fallen significantly over the past quarter, Standard Life's Savings & Investment Index has shown. A score of 11 in October 2007 fell to just three in January 2008 - bot...
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Monday 25th February 2008
UK savers missing out on the best ISA savings Around 90 per cent of savers in the UK are not taking full advantage of the benefits of ISAs, new research has shown. Research from Lloyds TSB Savings found that just eight per cent were found to ... |
Thursday 24th January 2008
Opening a pension and a Child Trust Fund is "a great idea" Opening a pension for your child along with a Child Trust Fund is a "great idea" for parents looking to provide their offspring with long-term security, a financial advisor has said. An... |
Wednesday 16th January 2008
Overseas home buyers urged to seek legal advice Anyone considering an overseas property purchase should make it a priority to get legal advice first, a property expert has advised. According to the Association of International Property Profess... |
Monday 14th January 2008
National Savings certificates are 'risk-free investment' National Savings certificates offer investors a guaranteed return and are an ideal investment opportunity at this time of financial instability, a financial advisor has claimed. According to Jaso... |
Wednesday 9th January 2008
Investors urged to "wait and watch" Investors who are considering putting their money into countries that are currently going through a period of instability are being urged to wait and see what happens. Investors Provident has warn... |
Monday 24th December 2007
Investors choosing premium bonds due to high interest rates It has been suggested that a growing number of investors have been seeking to put their money into premium bonds in the past few years because of unattractive interest rates. According to Hargreav... |
Thursday 20th December 2007
'No surge' in rental demand in 2008 It has been claimed that there will not be a huge rush for rental property in 2008, meaning investors should not seek to snap up as much property as possible. Due to the uncertainty in the propert... |
Wednesday 19th December 2007
Countries joining euro 'offer good investment opportunities' Countries that are joining the European Union's single currency can offer investors significant opportunities, it has been claimed. The "huge economic advantages" of joining the European... |
Friday 14th December 2007
Investors 'need to diversify' Investors should consider diversification as the best way to ensure a sound financial future, an expert has claimed. According to Jason Butler, partner at financial planners Bloomsbury Financial P... |
Thursday 13th December 2007
Important to 'do your sums' before investing It has been suggested that people considering investing money in property need to make sure they have properly thought about the financial implications beforehand. There is still a market for inve... |
Thursday 8th November 2007
Buy-to-let is a rich man's game, says Rics report The buy-to-let market is now almost exclusively a rich man's game, with the market now almost inaccessible to the average investor, according to a Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) repo... |
Tuesday 2nd October 2007
Art makes a great investment Contemporary art has gone up in value by 55 per cent in the last 12 months alone, according to a study of auction sales from around the world conducted by Hiscox, making art an attractive prospect ... |
Wednesday 26th September 2007
Protect your money, urges Fidelity International Nervous savers who are worrying about the safety of their money after the Northern Rock crisis should think about spreading their money across different accounts, Fidelity International has suggest... |
Tuesday 18th September 2007
Lack of knowledge discourages potential investors, says AIC Potential investors are being deterred from investing in the stock markets by a lack of understanding, according to research from the Association of Investment Companies (AIC). The AIC found that ... |
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The majority of UK businesses remain optimistic of their prospects this year despite the credit crunch, a new survey has suggested. According to a study conducted by the British Chambers of Comme... 
