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Investment market update: January 2024
Published: February 6, 2024 by Jennifer ArmstrongWhile a new year started, many of the key factors affecting economies and markets in January were the same as those in 2023, namely high levels of inflation and recession fears. The World Bank warned the global economy is set … Continue reading
Mortgage availability is rising. Here’s what to consider when narrowing down your options
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongIf you’re searching for a new mortgage, you could have more options than you expect. While it may present an opportunity to secure a competitive deal, it might also be overwhelming. Read on to find out how you could effectively … Continue reading
Investors are turning to government bonds. Here’s what you need to know
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongRising interest rates have led to government bond yields climbing. It’s made them more attractive to some investors and could provide a way to grow your wealth too. According to figures in FTAdviser, investors pumped £18.6 billion into UK and … Continue reading
Government borrowing halves and opens room for tax cuts in March’s Budget
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongChancellor Jeremy Hunt could have more options ahead of March’s Budget as government borrowing halved at the end of 2023. With a general election looming, Hunt may take the opportunity to ease the tax burden. Read on to discover some … Continue reading
The ups and downs of the FTSE 100 40-year history demonstrates time in the market matters
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongThis year the FTSE 100 index turns 40. Over the last four decades, it’s become a way to measure the health of the UK stock market. During that time there have been highs that investors no doubt celebrated, and lows … Continue reading
4 excellent reasons you may want to boost your ISA now
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongIf you haven’t used your ISA allowance for the 2023/24 tax year, it could be wise to review your options over the next few weeks before the 2024/25 tax year starts. Read on to discover some of the reasons why … Continue reading