Investment Tips

Psychology plays an important role in how markets behave. Behavioural finance examines how emotions and cognitive biases influence their financial choices and how herd behaviour can significantly skew markets.

A low interest rate environment tends to open up new opportunities for investors in specific asset classes like bonds, real estate, dividend paying and growth stocks.

Discretionary portfolio management could be the right approach to investing for those who want to leave buy and sell decisions in the hands of a professional fund manager.

Investing by yourself or with the help of an advisor depends on your financial goals, level of financial literacy, risk appetite and the time available to you. Explore the pros and cons of both options.

The 60/40 portfolio has had its fair share of critics, but it’s proved resilient in the face of tumultuous economic realities. Will this investment strategy continue to deliver in 2025?

Aggressive saving and cautious investing should be the guiding principles for the over 50s. This article reviews this and other tips to ensuring a secure retirement.

Managing your investment portfolio effectively during the summer months can be a balancing act between staying informed and enjoying your well-deserved holiday.

Economic and political instability does not mean you cannot invest successfully. There are plenty of things you can do to continue to prosper despite the uncertainty.

‘Sell in May and Go Away’ is a famous saying in the investment world but do the numbers back the actual performance of stock markets over time.

When building an investment portfolio, make sure to keep track of the fees and expenses you are being charged to trade or hold specific assets. This will help you ensure you enjoy the best possible returns from your money.