Today’s post is about the parable of the banker and the fisherman. ContentsThe banker and the fishermanThe moralWhich are you?How people reactLife’s too complicatedThe SpectrumWhat would I do with my time?ConclusionsSources…
We begin today’s weekly roundup as usual in the FT. ContentsFTSE-100 all-time highCommon sense on annuitiesProperty crowdfundingLabour’s pension plansP2P ISA limitsRedwood ETF portfolioRenewablesAccounting for intangiblesPensioner benefits FTSE-100 all-time high In…
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Today’s post is about a paper from Michael Johnston of the Centre for Policy Studies. The paper calls for additional protections for savers in the light of the upcoming pension…
Today’s post is the second part of my review of the presentations in the main conference room at last week’s London Forex show at Olympia. ContentsThe presentationsThe Lazy TraderKevin AshbyDavid Paul…
We begin this week’s roundup in the FT, with John Authers. ContentsActive fund managementCrowdfundingHargreaves drawdown costsThe Apple carAlternative propertyNegative interest ratesFTSE all-time high Active fund management John’s column was about…
Today’s post looks at a report issued this week which calls for a Pension Commission to be established. ContentsThe ReportThe case for the prosecutionThe economicsThe demographicsThe Proposed CommissionIssues to considerTimescalesConclusions…
Today’s post is a review of the presentations in the main conference room at last week’s London Forex show at Olympia. ContentsWebinarsIntro to FXThe presentationsMaster the MarketsThe Traders CosmosHypnotradingForex Insider…
This is the third post in our series on basic personal finances, and looks and income and taxes. So far we’ve talked about life stages, and how to plan for the…
Today we will be talking about shareholder value (SV), a concept that has been in the news over recent months. Terry Smith wrote a couple of articles in the FT…
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We begin today’s Weekly Roundup with the FT’s “Chart that tells a story”. ContentsIncome gap narrowsPensionsActuariesCarney hints at more QECommercial PropertyThe Zero Bound Income gap narrows The chart below shows…
Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pound ought and six, result misery.
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