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IWG (IWG) 394.4p Loss to date: 3.6% Original entry point: Buy at 409.3p, 3 October 2019 A strong third quarter update on 5 November reinforces our confidence in the long-term attractions of IWG. Revenue ...

The latest data from the Investment Association (IA) shows that investors are increasingly taking money out of actively-managed equity funds and putting cash into tracker funds and bond funds. This could possibly be ...

Once a year anyone saving into a defined contribution pension plan receives an annual statement to show how much they’ve got and what their pot might be worth at retirement. The purpose is to keep people informed ...

Just as it looked like a short-term resolution to the Brexit saga was in sight, with a deal agreed with the EU and subsequently gaining early stage approval from MPs, a refusal by the same MPs to go along with Boris ...

Woodford Equity Income Fund is to be wound up and money returned to investors starting in January 2020. Woodford Investment Management is no longer running the fund. The fund’s authorised corporate director Link ...

Weighing up the impact of being invested in stranded assets could be on the agenda for many investors in the coming years, particularly those with money in the energy and property spaces. Action to address climate ...

To be a good investor you must be able to understand why shares are moving in a certain direction. Greggs’ (GRG) 12.5% share price drop on 1 October upon publishing a new trading update is a perfect example to ...

A year ago Smithson (SSON) became the largest ever investment trust launch, raising £822.5m to invest in quality small to mid-cap companies. Investors lapped up the shares in the hope they would deliver similar success ...

Serviced office group IWG (IWG) is undergoing a significant transformation that could result in enhanced returns to shareholders in the coming years. IWG is moving to an asset-light strategy where it becomes a ...

Investing involves some big decisions that can only be made if you think about the good and bad points. You need to think about how much money you could lose as well as make. And when it comes to saving in general you ...