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How to find the best Isa provider and how much they cost
WEBMar 23, 2023 · This applies to equities (for which the fee remains capped at £45 a year) and the first £1mn of funds. For funds, the fee was previously 0.45 per cent on the first £250,000 and 0.25 per cent between £250,000 and £1mn; other recent changes that caught our eye include the platform launching an online ‘bed and Isa’ and ‘bed and Sipp ...
The best stocks and shares Isas for investors
WEBMar 14, 2024 · Among the platforms that offer free dealing in US shares are Bestinvest, Halifax Share Dealing, iWeb, Freetrade and Trading 212. Better still, Interactive Brokers has very low charges on US shares, starting at $0.35 (£0.28) per order, and a foreign exchange fee of 0.03 per cent that is way below competitors'.
Tullow Oil remains a recovery play - Investors' Chronicle
WEBMar 8, 2023 · The company has forecast 2023 free cash of $100mn, with an average oil price of $80 a barrel. Chief executive Rahul Dhir said 2023 would be the “year people stop worrying about the debt at Tullow”. Higher production will help this, although consensus forecasts see the company only making a dent in borrowings in …
When should you set up a family investment company?
WEBOct 20, 2020 · Family investment companies are private limited companies whose shareholders are family members. The structure enables parents to keep control over the assets, while growing wealth and facilitating tax-efficient succession planning. There are considerable nuances in how such a company can be set up, which makes them fairly flexible but also ...
SDCL Energy Efficiency Income Trust: from electric vehicles to solar
WEBJan 28, 2021 · SDCL Energy Efficiency Income Trust (SEIT), the first of the UK’s closed-ended funds to focus here, has had a successful run since its December 2018 initial public offering (IPO).The trust’s shares delivered a total return of 15.5 per cent from 11 December 2018 to 25 January this year according to FE, putting it not far behind the 20 per cent average from its AIC sector.
Why index-linked gilts have the edge - Investors' Chronicle
WEBNov 22, 2023 · iShares Core UK Gilts (IGLT) is a £2.3bn London-listed exchange-traded fund that holds about 60 stocks of varying coupon and maturity and distributes the dividends it receives.As such, it should produce average sorts of results, responding less calmly than Treasury 5 per cent 2025, which has just 16 months until it is redeemed, yet calmer than Treasury 3.5 per cent 2068, very much a long ...
Trainline accelerates as profits surge - Investors Chronicle
WEBNov 2, 2023 · Trainline accelerates as profits surge. Trainline's (TRN) shares were marked up by over 8 per cent after it tightened up its guidance and revealed solid earnings growth despite ongoing industrial action headwinds. The digital ticketing company now expects full-year revenue growth of 15-20 per cent and net ticket sales growth of 17-22 per cent ...
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WEBInvestors Chronicle provides share tips, stock market data and analysis, as well as beginners’ guides on how to invest in shares and the stock market. We cover most UK companies’ financial results, including views on which shares to buy, including FTSE 350, Aim-listed and overseas shares. We also tip the best investment funds, corporate bonds and give analysis on emerging markets ...
The IC guide to company valuations - Investors' Chronicle
WEBMay 26, 2020 · Here are five ways of rationalising a company's valuation. 1. Balance sheet risk. Weak balance sheets put shareholder value at greater risk should trading deteriorate. It follows that companies with weak balance sheets (high liabilities, especially debt) should have lower valuations to compensate for this risk. 2.
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