Weekly Roundup, 20th January 2015
As usual, we begin our weekly roundup in the FT. FX Turbulence Paul Murphy and Judith Evans ((along with Phillip Stafford, Michael Mackenzie and Alice Ross)) both wrote about the…
As usual, we begin our weekly roundup in the FT. FX Turbulence Paul Murphy and Judith Evans ((along with Phillip Stafford, Michael Mackenzie and Alice Ross)) both wrote about the…
We begin the weekly roundup with the FT round table. FT Round Table – themes for 2015 The FT got a panel of pundits together to discuss 2015. As well…
We begin our weekly roundup as usual in the FT. P2P developments Judith Evans reported that Zopa plan to target the retirement market with an annuity replacement product based on…
We begin today’s weekly roundup with a chart from the FT. Hidden fund costs The charges on active funds seem to be in the news every week at the moment….
Here’s my reaction to yesterday’s Autumn Statement by the Chancellor, and its impacts on 7C investors.
Closet trackers part 2 Today’s weekly roundup begins as do so many with Merryn’s column in the FT, where she followed up on last week’s piece about active funds, and…
Active funds – costs and closet tracking Today’s weekly roundup begins with Merryn’s column, which looked at a report from Cass Business School on some of the problems with active funds. The first…
SIPPs vs ISAs: why you need both, and which one is most useful to the long-term DIY investor in the UK.
Weekly roundup for the long-term UK Private investor: active fund fees, paid advice, banks, traded life policies, German property, alternative assets.
UK budget breakdown – income and spending
Drawdown Strategy – Joining the Chain Gang
Mark Minervini 1 – Specific Entry Point Analysis (SEPA®)
Becoming a Lloyd’s Name
Annual Portfolio Review 2020
Stan Weinstein’s Stage System 1 – Charts and Buying
John Bender – Question Everything
Investment Trust Portfolio 2 – Money Week
Annual Portfolio Review 2019
Stan Weinstein’s Stage System 3 – Selling and Shorting
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Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.

