ArchivesMagazine - 03 Oct 2024Strong first-half trading keeps us positive on GYM Group The group is on track to open circa 50 new sites over the next three years 03 October 2024|Great Ideas|by Martin Gamble Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < How to navigate the impact of major milestones to reach your investment goals Lifetime ISAs are becoming more popular – but beware the exit charge > Issue: 03 Oct 2024 - Page 19 | Contents Next: Lifetime ISAs are becoming more popular – but beware the exit charge Previous: How to navigate the impact of major milestones to reach your investment goals 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 Rachel How can I lower my income to below the £100,000 threshold? Editor's View The sector which very much isn’t participating in the China rally Education How to navigate the impact of major milestones to reach your investment goals Exchange-Traded Funds The merits of pursuing an equal-weighted strategy Feature Will China’s stimulus package make a difference for investors? A crunch Budget: What is in store for the markets and your money? Great Ideas Food-to-go leader Greggs continues to deliver on its growth promise Why you should buy Blue Whale Growth as the fund turns seven Supermarket Income REIT demonstrates the old adage patience is a virtue Strong first-half trading keeps us positive on GYM Group News Handbags at dawn for Mulberry as Boohoo mulls break-up Not for sale: Rightmove sees off interest from Australian rival REA Cranswick shares hit new all-time high on positive earnings surprise Allegations crash Super Micro Computer in September Personal Finance Lifetime ISAs are becoming more popular – but beware the exit charge Russ Mould Why America’s interest bill is so important and why no-one is talking about it Week Ahead Pub group JD Wetherspoon expected to meet full year expectations PepsiCo is looking to regain its share price fizz UK and European manufacturing activity continues to diverge
