
The 60-40 portfolio has been one of the most common investment strategies over the last 40 years and is the default portfolio used by many financial advisors and investors.
The 60-40 portfolio has been one of the most common investment strategies over the last 40 years and is the default portfolio used by many financial advisors and investors.
Index Funds have a particularly good track record compared to actively managed funds and are recommended by many of the world’s top investors.
This blog is designed to help new investors learn how to invest in index funds. It follows on from the Beginner’s Guide to Index Funds
It is important to read the fact sheet before investing in an index fund to make sure you fully understand what you are investing in
Find out how to read the Key Investor Information Document before you pick an index fund
If you are new to investing or nervous about investing a lump sum in one go, pound cost averaging is a highly effective system.
4 tips for successful long term investing that everyone must follow
Ready-made portfolios are an excellent starting point for new investors. They offer great value for the level of expertise and management.
To reach your financial goals you must save money for investing. Some people might have a large sum to invest but that is rare. For most investors, the funds come from savings.
Here are four simple and easy steps to help you start investing.