ArchivesMagazine - 09 Feb 2023How compounding works in investing and why it is important A £1,000 investment which doubles every year would be worth £1m in 10 years 09 February 2023|Education|by Martin Gamble Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < Hilton Food is a great business at a great price so invest now Auction Technology loses its shine as a rapid growth story > Issue: 09 Feb 2023 - Page 38 | Contents Next: Auction Technology loses its shine as a rapid growth story Previous: Hilton Food is a great business at a great price so invest now Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email Martin Gamble Issue Contents Ask Tom How do I complain about an employer shutting me out of a workplace pension scheme? Case study How I invest: taking the plunge and making money from the markets full-time Editor's View BT and Vodafone are both struggling to dial up growth - here’s why Education How compounding works in investing and why it is important Feature Paying the bills: How to get £1,500 post-tax monthly income in retirement The 80s and 90s market stars which could have made you a fortune Revealed: the most popular stocks and funds for people drawing on their pension Shine as an investor: six golden rules to help you on the path to success Great Ideas Not sure if growth or value will thrive? This Vanguard fund has both Hilton Food is a great business at a great price so invest now Reasons to stay positive on GSK despite ongoing legal issues News Red-hot US jobs figures cause confusion over market direction How bad was Apple’s latest update and has the investment case changed? Investors jump back on Tesla bandwagon as shares soar 80% in weeks Auction Technology loses its shine as a rapid growth story Personal Finance Eight big tips to beat the taxman this April Russ Mould Markets must keep watching Japan as there are big risks brewing Week Ahead Stocks to watch over the next 7 days: Coca-Cola, Moneysupermarket, Airbnb and TUI
