Stockopedia for AIM #3
Today’s post is our third in a series on Stockopedia for AIM – we’re hoping to use the screening tool to put together an AIM IHT portfolio.
Category: Costs & Taxes
Stockopedia for AIM #2
Today’s post is our second in a series on Stockopedia for AIM – we’re hoping to use the screening tool to put together an AIM IHT portfolio.
Stockopedia for AIM (and IHT)
Today’s post is about using the the Stockopedia service to find AIM stocks for an IHT portfolio – it’s Stockopedia for AIM.
BPR Industry Review – An Alternative to DIY AIM for IHT?
Today’s post looks at the 2017 BPR industry review from intelligent partnership. Are there any offers that beat the DIY approach?
AIM 100 – 2017 Update – Sectors and IHT
Today’s post is a look at the AIM 100 from two directions – which firms should be part of an IHT portfolio, and a sector breakdown.
Cash from Selling a Flat
Today’s post is about what to do with the cash from selling a flat. Are the proceeds protected, and where is the best place to put them?
IHT Planning with AIM Stocks – Part 2
Today’s post is about IHT planning with AIM stocks. It’s an update to a series of posts on a similar topic earlier in the year.
EIS funds and portfolios – Fund Twenty8 and others
Today’s post is about EIS funds. We’re going to look at ways of investing in the Enterprise Investment Scheme that might offset some of the risks.
Crowdfunding Returns – Where Are They Now?
Today’s post is about crowdfunding returns. We’re going to look at AltFi’s annual survey of the sector, entitled "Where Are They Now?".
The Bonfire of the Taxes – IEA Report
Today’s post is about a report from the IEA on tax simplification, which claims that the UK could get rid of more than 20 levies – a veritable bonfire of the taxes.
SEIS – The Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme
Today’s post is about SEIS – the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme. Do the tax breaks justify the high risk?
Secondary market VCTs for income
Today’s post is about buying secondary market VCTs for income. Is this a practical proposition, and who should be thinking about doing this?
