Choosing the best investment is not easy. Most people would like to get the highest returns with the least amount of risk. But there is normally a trade-off. The highest returns normally come from the riskiest of investments. […]
Broadly speaking, there are four different types of investments – bonds, property, shares and a catch-all known as ‘alternatives’. Within each category, there are also differences that can add to or reduce potential risks and returns. […]
For many people, the difference between saving and investing is the difference between putting regular amounts of money aside each month and having to deal with a large capital sum. But for professional financial advisers, it also relates to the type of investments you choose for your money. […]
In the UK, very few people are saving enough. With so many other demands on your money, it is not always easy but with a little budgeting and self-discipline, it is usually possible to start putting modest amounts aside and build up from there. […]
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