Start generating passive income with £2.50 a day? Here’s how I’d do it
With just £2.50 per day, could an investor generate significant passive income? Here’s how our author would go about doing it.... Read more.
Should I buy Tesco shares?
Tesco dominates the UK supermarket sector. It has a 27% market share and over 3,000 stores. But should our author buy Tesco shares?... Read more.
Should I buy REITs for sustainable passive income?
The price of shares in REITs has been coming down lately. But is this a good time to buy or is there trouble ahead?... Read more.
How I’d invest £1,000 in UK dividend shares right now to start generating passive income
The falling pound means that our author is sticking close to home with his investments. Here are the two UK dividend shares he’d buy today with £1,000.... Read more.
If I’d invested £1,000 in Lloyds shares 5 years ago, how much would I have now?
How much would a £1,000 investment in Lloyds shares have returned over the last five years? Our author looks at the returns from the UK’s biggest bank.... Read more.
No savings? No problem! I’d buy these UK stocks to start investing today
With no savings, I’d look to invest in businesses that can make money consistently. Here are two UK stocks that I would get started with today.... Read more.
1 under-the-radar growth stock to buy in October
Imagine getting paid a fee every time someone registers or renews a .com domain. This growth stock does that. And it has exclusive rights.... Read more.
With no savings at 30, I’d invest £1,000 a month in FTSE 100 stocks to aim for a million
Here’s how I think that investing £1,000 per month in FTSE 100 stocks could take me from having no savings to being a millionaire in 30 years.... Read more.
Should I buy Meta stock?
Meta is a profitable business with a strong balance sheet trading at a P/E ratio of 11. But with Apple making life difficult, is Meta stock too risky?... Read more.
Is the falling easyJet share price bad news for investors?
Since the start of the year, easyJet shares have fallen by over 50%. So why does our author think that he’d be pleased about this if he owned the stock?... Read more.