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Roundup: 6 Best UK Crowdfunding Platforms

December 19, 2020
In the past, investing was something of a rich man’s game. Unless you had a lot of startup capital and knew the right people, it was very hard to get in on the ground floor of early-stage businesses. That meant that only a relatively small group of investors and venture capitalists could take advantage of when a new company exploded in popularity as they had the capital and networking…
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Etoro Review (UK): Best Beginner Trading Platform?

November 3, 2020
Cryptocurrency is a hot commodity right now, but many people just don’t know how to go about trading it. Many popular brokerages do not offer cryptocurrency trades so it can be hard to know where you need to go and what you need to do. Trading crypto is inherently volatile and you have a high chance of losing your money. eToro is a relatively new trading platform that specializes in…
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Monzo Plus Review (Worth It In 2021?)

October 4, 2020
Today, there are 1,001 ways to store, save, and use your money. For some UK residents, Monzo Plus has become the digital banking service of choice, leaving many to wonder, is it worth it? We keep a close eye on all of the developing trends in personal finance, and focus…
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Freetrade Plus Review (Does It Live Up To The Hype?)

September 30, 2020
Freetrade Plus is here! For those who have not been following this exciting young company, we are pleased to announce that Freetrade has launched its premium paid platform (which was originally going to be called “Freetrade Alpha”). In Autumn of 2020, the new interface was rolled out to investors, Freetrade customers, and new users.  As we spend our time covering the forefront of UK…
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Best Cash LISA (UK): 5 Platforms, Head-to-Head)

July 8, 2020
Back in 2017, the UK government unveiled new rules for Lifetime Individual Savings Accounts (LISAs). LISAs are a new kind of ISA that allows young people to save for retirement, buying a new home, or more. The main difference between a LISA and a regular ISA is that the UK government will contribute a percentage every year to your account. In order to open a LISA, you have to be between the…
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