Filling the Void
19.03.21
“Nature abhors a vacuum” This oft used quote is attributed to Aristotle and, because I wasn’t around at the time, I’m going to assume they were his words. His point…
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Filling the Void
19.03.21
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What is ESG Investing? Invest With Your Heart & Mind.
05.03.21
You might have heard about the latest investment acronym (because the financial services industry needs another one!), ESG investing. ESG is short for Environmental, Social and Governance and has been…
Savings Rates Are Rubbish – What Can You Do About It?
26.02.21
The Interest Rate Dilemma If you have accumulated savings you will have been watching in dismay as rates have fallen, and fallen, and fallen. From the lofty pre-Credit Crunchheights when…
If you believe the future will be better than today you MUST invest in stock markets
04.12.20
Forget Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates or Elon Musk, the richest man to have ever lived is reputed to be Mansa Musa, a 14th Century ruler of modern-day Mali and the…
The Name’s Bond, Government Bond (But What Are They?)
25.11.20
If there was a hierarchy of investments that the average consumer understood, property would take the top spot. We know and get property which is why so many people would…
The Biggest Fears of Retiring
12.11.20
For many people, the prospect of retirement fills them with dread; “30 years, what am I supposed to do with that?” I’ve found from conversations with people entering retirement this…
“I’ve Neglected My Pension, What Can I Do?”
04.11.20
“The problem with the future is that it keeps turning into the present” Calvin & Hobbes If you are one of the many who were so focused on the day-to-day…
“Can I Invest In Line With My Values?”
28.10.20
Is it possible to invest for investment returns while remaining true to your values? The campaigning of individuals such as Sir David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg, and movements like Black Lives…
The Hierarchy of Financial Freedom
13.10.20
“Annual income 20 pounds, annual expenditure 19 pounds 19 shillings and six pence, result happiness. Annual income 20 pounds, annual expenditure 20 pounds ought and six, result misery.” From David…
