Investing lessons from the World Cup
World Cup success depends on balance, teamwork and adaptability. The same principles apply to investing, where diversification, discipline and regular reviews support your long-term financial objectives.
ISA confusion holding back investors
ISA confusion is holding back investors, despite strong interest in better returns and long-term growth
Dividend outlook: modest growth expected in 2026
UK dividends are forecast to rise modestly in 2026 despite global uncertainty
Finding investment opportunities in an evolving landscape
Investors may well approach the year ahead with cautious optimism as inflation, trade tensions and geopolitical uncertainties persist. The IMF predicts uneven global growth, so diversification will remain key this year.
Your relationship with risk: time to reassess?
It’s natural for your appetite for risk to change. it’s important to distinguish between risk tolerance (how much risk feels comfortable) and risk capacity (how much risk you can afford based on your goals and circumstances). Good advice balances both.
Young investors lead the charge
UK investors are increasingly optimistic, with younger wealth-builders seeming particularly confident. 87% of 25 to 34-year-olds expressed confidence in investing, meanwhile 54% of this group are actively investing. This shift marks a generational pivot toward long-term wealth creation.
Which ‘megatrends’ will dominate in 2025 – and beyond?
Megatrends such as AI, energy demand, geopolitical conflict, and ageing populations are reshaping economies and investments—presenting long-term opportunities despite short-term market fluctuations. These powerful forces will drive major global changes in 2025 and beyond.
