Building a large portfolio doesn’t have to break the bank. Indeed, investing £1,000 a month can result in a portfolio worth £1.16m after 30 years. That could generate a very sizeable second income. The great news here is that this scenario assumes a 7% average annual return. That’s actually below the ...
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The FTSE 100‘s a great place for global investors to hunt for cheap growth shares. Years of economic and political uncertainty means that many UK blue-chips have underperformed their overseas peers. The Footsie has leapt in value recently, even hitting new record highs. But the fact remains that tons ...
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With £4k to invest, I’d consider two companies for a Stocks and Shares ISA. The first is Screwfix and B&Q owner, Kingfisher (LSE: KGF). With the share price near 269p, I think the valuation looks attractive, and I’m optimistic that the general economy will thrive over the coming few years. If that happens, ...
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It’s important to me to have cash stashed away in some savings accounts. But to achieve my financial goals, I feel I need to have the majority of my capital invested in UK shares, and with a bias towards FTSE 100 stocks. I like to hold a portion of my wealth in a Cash ISA, and a handful of other accounts. ...
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