The Oracle Of Omaha
When you think of Buffett you think of Berkshire Hathaway. And when you think of Berkshire Hathaway, you think of Warren Buffett. Well, at least now you do. When Buffett entered Berkshire in 1962, few could have predicted he would turn it into the conglomerate it is today.
Warren Buffett’s Beginnings
After reading ‘How to win friends and influence…
How To Invest Like Warren Buffet: Value Investing.
July 16, 2024
A student and employee of Benjamin Graham, Buffett is the brain-child of the original value investor. So, what is that exactly is this “Value Investing”?
The simple answer is value investors look for shares or companies that are valued below their…
When it comes to investing, most people probably think of the basics: shares, bonds, ETFs, and the like. But there are a lot of different asset classes and investment opportunities in the UK, not all of them very common.
Alternative investment opportunities can be a…
Stocks, shares, mutual funds, bonds, commodities, the list goes on.
There are alsostructured products. Structured products offer an alternative investment vehicle to traditional investment means.
In this article, we’ll go over structured products,how they work, along with their pros and cons. We’ll also discuss the more prominent role that structured…
7 Foolproof Ways To Hedge Against UK Inflation
June 3, 2021
Inflation. Just the word of it can send chills down even the most steadfast investor’s spine.Inflation is to investors what Jason is to unscrupulous teenagers: a threat that is always lurking just out of sight, ready to pounce at any moment.
Investors make a big…
7 Types Of Investments (And Their Risks)
September 1, 2020
Investors have a lot of options for where to put their money. It is important to weigh these options carefully and fully understand the financial risk. Not all types of investment vehicles have the same reward and not all have the same levels of risk in…
What Is SIPP? (An Ultimate Guide To SIPP UK)
February 5, 2020
TL;DR:
A Self-invested personal pension (SIPP) is a tax-advantaged
retirement account in the UK. SIPPs give individuals the freedom to
invest in a wide range of securities and not just those approved by
the company. You must be 55+ years old to withdraw from your SIPP.
One of the major goals most people have in their working career is to save enough money for retirement.
After working for…