Malcolm Wheatley
What you don’t buy matters, too
The importance of being selective. More »
Buy what you know? Shares you don’t know can prove better
Next time you see the name of an unfamiliar company, take the trouble to find out a little more about what it does. More »
It’s official: 20% of over-65s are millionaires
“Spend a little less, save and invest a little more,” has always been good advice. For the younger generation, it needs to start becoming... More »
The lesson of The Loser’s Game
Why avoiding mistakes is key... More »
Hope is not a retirement strategy
Long-term regular investing can build a significant pension pot. More »
How to best play the FTSE 100’s current weakness!
Start preparing now... More »
Avoid these expensive investing mistakes
Mistakes sap your wealth, and two pitfalls are surprisingly common. More »
The comforting allure of income investing
A diversified portfolio of income-paying shares has useful defensive properties, as well. More »
5 great reasons to own shares
Owning shares has many benefits, but few people take full advantage. More »
The gentle charm of equity income investing
There’s a lot to be said for a focus on dividends -- and not just for the income. More »
Is your portfolio suffering from home country bias?
Cast your net wide when selecting shares for your portfolio. More »
Will being optimistic make you a better investor?
Look to the big picture if you want to grow your wealth. More »
Is it 1999 all over again?
There’s always value around, if you know where to look. More »
Are you literally throwing money away?
How the little things add up. More »
If you don’t buy shares when they’re cheap, when do you buy them?
UK shares seem to be lagging other countries right now. More »
Profiting from other people’s nervousness
When whole sectors fall out of favour, bargains can often be had. More »
There are bargains to be found in vicious markets
We could well be in for a period when these abrupt share price crashes become much more prevalent. More »
Retiring early is not an idle dream
How everyone can escape the rat race More »
The difference between you and Warren Buffett
Are you buying shares, or part of a business? More »
How risky are shares?
Risk is relative: cash has its drawbacks, too. More »
