The funds investing in Rugby World Cup hopefuls
England’s rugby team will be hoping to re-create their phenomenal success of 20 years ago when they...
M&G Emerging Markets Bond
Understanding the basics of bond investing
Whether you’re new to investing or looking to diversify your portfolio, understanding bonds is...
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Chinese ‘year of hope’ could lift all emerging market boats
This article first appeared on Octomembers.com on 28 March 2023 All roads lead to emerging markets...
Women’s Euros 2022: FundCalibre’s starting line-up
Women’s Euros 2022: FundCalibre’s starting line-up
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The outlook for equities and bonds around the world in 2022
As we begin a new year, we’ve gathered the views of equity managers from around the world and fixed...
Will interest rates ever rise again?
My first ever mortgage was variable, but ‘capped’ at 5.75%. Yes, 5.75%. When I took it out in 1999,...
A guide to fixed interest investments
I can think of a whole list of things that are boring and mundane… but that are also good for us....
Investment Tour de Europe
If I told you that I was writing this week’s article whilst cycling on an exercise bike, you...
Women in finance
To celebrate Women’s History Month, I challenged myself to focus my spare time on women’s...
Six specialist options for this year’s ISA
When it comes to our investments, most of us start off with a ‘core’ – the assets or funds at...
Seven ISA ideas for income investors
2020 was not a great year for income investors. Not only did it become clear that interest rates...
What a ‘baby bust’ means for your finances
When the pandemic began last year, many experts believed the increased time spent at home would lead...
Six managers investing in emerging market bonds
In 2020, emerging market bond funds posted modest returns of around 3% on average*. Not a bad return...
2021: time to be ‘risk-on’ with equities and bonds
After a year like 2020, it seems almost foolish trying to predict what 2021 could hold in store. But...
Income investing: funds yielding more than 4%
Before the early 1990s, experts generally considered 5% to be a safe amount for retirees to withdraw...