READ MOREArticles16th August 2024Financial Education: Essential Strategies for Long-Term SuccessFinancial education is more critical than ever, especially for students navigating their way through college, school, and various learning environments. With the increasing costs of education, coupled with the pressures of studying, completing assignments, and managing homework, having a solid understanding of financial principles is crucial. Students who grasp these concepts early on can make […]
READ MOREArticles26th February 2021How to Know When to Use an Alternative and When to Stay the Mainstream CourseAt some point in your life, you have been encouraged to think outside the box. In the simplest terms, it means to consider something that stands outside the mainstream. However, that advice needs a lot more nuance to be truly useful. You don’t want to take a hostile view toward the mainstream solution. Most of the time, the mainstream solution is the best one. After all, that is how it became the mainstream in the first place. It is the thing that works most often.
READ MOREArticles24th June 2021Digital Adoption in Wealth Management in 2021For many in the sector, the resulting digital drive forced technology adoption faster than we had ever seen. A KPMG study, conducted in April 2021, finds that 74 percent of organisations have accelerated operational digitisation, compared to 50 percent in August 2020 – showing the direct impact of the pandemic on priorities.
READ MOREArticles7th January 20212021’s Major Investment Risks – But Why it Could Be a Year of Massive OpportunityInvestment headwinds will “still exceed the tailwinds” in 2021 – but there could be more “major opportunities now than in perhaps the last 10 years” if you know where to look. This is the bold and, given 2020, perhaps surprisingly optimistic forecast from Nigel Green, chief executive and founder of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest […]
READ MOREArticles3rd May 2023Bank of England Raises Interest Rates to 4.25%Following its March meeting, The Bank of England has raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points from 4 to 4.25 per cent. For some this is alarming, given that it is the 11th consecutive increase in a row, which has not been characteristic until this point, with many experts saying that the increases have been key to curb rising inflation.
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