Bubbles, Instagram Influencers and DIY Investors
First-time investors intrigued by the GameStop bubble can find out more about what investing is really about.
Investments
The future of sustainable investing
Many questioned whether ESG investing would survive during lockdown – yet we expect than many will have done well by continuing to do good.
Should we be worried about inflation?
What is inflation and how is it affecting our finances in 2021? Those of us saving for retirement could be affected more than others.
Brewin Dolphin: The Latest Fear and Greed Index
Growth and the rate of recovery
Why now is a great time to review your finances
We've all had a chance to reflect on the things that are important to us. How have your goals changed recently? Nick talks to Steve Hudson, Independent Financial Adviser, about why now could be a good time to review your finances.Will the G7 impact markets?
Originally published on charles-stanley-direct.co.uk. Charles Stanley is an investment manager partner of Wren Sterling. In this article, Charles Stanley looks at how a meeting of the G7 will affect the global investment markets, as the world's leading economies work on their Covid recovery strategy. The G7 Summit in Cornwall is a platform that will remind [...]7IM: Psychology, not economics: explaining Bitcoin’s behaviour
Originally published at 7IM.co.uk. 7IM is an investment manager partner of Wren Sterling. In this article they explain why enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies is inherently psychological and why 7IM has not bought in so far. In the first quarter of 2021, the price of Bitcoin rose from $29,250 to $58,960 – up just over 100%. Anyone [...]Self-Invested Personal Pension advice (SIPP)
What is a self invested personal pension? A SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension) is designed to allow investors to manage their own retirement savings and is most suitable for those who are confident making their own investment decisions. A SIPP will allow you to invest in different asset classes and funds, and control how much of [...]
Is it the season to be jolly?
As we move into 2021 what can we expect from this year? Vaccines, Brexit and new technology.
