Investing in relationships: Valentine’s Day stocks
While Jennifer Lopez once claimed that her ‘love don’t cost a thing’, many will be arguing the exact...
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Avoiding buyer’s remorse: investment bargains that paid off
It’s January, the New Year sales are in full swing and shoppers are out in number. Everyone...
Ethical investing: time to put our money where our mouth is?
As consumers, we are getting better at minimising our impact on the environment: from cycling or...
Investing like a legend: Warren Buffet birthday stocks
30 August is legendary investor Warren Buffett’s birthday – the man who transformed...
Ten new funds gain an Elite Rating
Following our latest investment committee, we have awarded an Elite Rating to 10 new funds. Here are...
When Two Heads Could Be Better Than One
When we talk about fund managers, we usually talk about the stars of today or the rising stars of...
Global dividends enjoy record-breaking start to 2018
Following a bumper year in 2017, global dividends have enjoyed a strong start to 2018, with growing...
As government mulls RBS sale, is now the time to buy banks?
Since the global financial crisis began to gather momentum some 10 years ago, UK banks have...
Investment picks for your little prince or princess
Upon the birth of his third child, Prince William captured the reality of parenthood with his...
Breaking down the barriers: female fund managers
If you have an ISA or a pension, there will be someone looking after your money and investing it on...
Valentine’s Day lamentation: The stocks that got away
In the immortal words of Lord Alfred Tennyson, it is better to have loved and lost than never to...
Seven Stock(ing) fillers for your investment portfolio
With just a few days until Christmas and a growing feeling of panic about what to buy the in-laws,...
Five ‘Steady Eddies’ that have delivered in the good times and the bad
Investor eyes and ears (not to mention those of homeowners with mortgages) will be keenly trained on...
What can investors learn from a stock market crash?
On 19 October 1987, stock markets in Hong Kong and Asia began to fall. As the day progressed and...
FundCalibre ‘highly commended’ in Investment Week Research Awards 2017
The annual Investment Week Research Awards took place earlier this week and we are pleased to...