Portfolio Tracking Spreadsheet, part 2
We continue down the path of putting together a portfolio tracking spreadsheet by looking at six candidates to be the foundation of our sheet.
Monthly Archive: July 2015
The Future of Pensions
Today we’re going to look at the government’s consultation paper on tax relief and the future of pensions – "strengthening the incentive to save".
Weekly Roundup, 28th July 2015
Weekly Roundup for the UK Private Investor – gold, income investing, P2P, buy-to-let, farmland, angels, bonds, minimum wage, tech boom, Enron.
Limits to Growth
We look at the limits to growth – can the economy keep on growing for ever, or will we hit some natural constraints?
Keeping up – live portfolio tracking spreadsheet
We look at what we need from a portfolio tracking spreadsheet, and see what tools, tutorials and examples are available to help us build one.
Rate of Return – Time is not Money
We take a look at Rate of Return: time- and money-weighted, what’s best for fund managers and private investors, and how to tell if you’re adding value.
GDP – time for a change?
We take a look at the most commonly used measure of growth: gross domestic product, or GDP. Is it fit for purpose, or is there a better metric out there?
Weekly Roundup, 20th July 2015
Weekly Roundup for the UK Private Investor- debt vs equity, income investing, Apple Pay, higher rate tax, public pensions, housing and the City’s future.
Amati on AIM stocks
We look at a talk from Amati Global Investors on AIM stocks. Do you know your Lamborghinis from your Caterhams?
Retirement Money Show, June 2015
We sort the wheat from the chaff in the twenty-one presentations at the Retirement Money Show over at the QE II conference centre in Westminster.
Weekly Roundup, 15th July 2015
Weekly Roundup for the UK Private Investor: income tax, property, buy-to-let, UK debt, tax credits, china stocks, price comparison sites and charities.
Financial Capability in the UK
We look at financial capability in the UK through the lens of three government reports and an opinion poll. What can be done to improve things?
