Who wants to be a millionaire? I do!
When ‘Who wants to be a millionaire?’ first appeared on our TV screens in 1998, few...
What’s the best way to save for a child?
In November we asked you, what’s the best way to save for a child? The response was overwhelmingly a Junior ISA stocks & shares account!
This is good news, because the long-term time frame for most people on a Junior ISA account means investors have the potential to make the most of their stock market returns – even a few hundred pounds invested each year can make a big difference over 18 years!
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The views of the author and any people interviewed are their own and do not constitute financial advice. However the knowledge that professional analysts have analysed a fund or trust in depth before assigning them a rating can be a valuable additional filter for anyone looking to make their own decisions. Before you make any investment decision make sure you’re comfortable and fully understand the risks. If you invest in fund or trust make sure you know what specific risks they’re exposed to. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns. Remember all investments can fall in value as well as rise, so you could make a loss.
