Trends are a common way for people to invest and usually ends with them losing money. Most people believe successful investing is about spotting the next big thing. In reality, it’s more often about resisting the instinct to follow the crowd. I was reminded of this recently by something trivial on the surface, a social…
Tariffs, wars, and weather rarely appear in the same conversation. One feels political, one geopolitical, and one environmental. Yet increasingly, they are producing the same outcome: pressure on global systems and delays that ripple into everyday life. From supply chains and pricing to business continuity and investment decisions, disruptions in one part of the world…
Investing is complicated for many people, it sits firmly on the list of things they know they should do but never quite feel ready to start. Despite more information, more platforms, and more encouragement than ever, investing feels increasingly confusing. Recent figures show that 61% of savers now find investing difficult to understand, rising to…
Arbitrage is one of those words that sounds technical, intimidating, and reserved for hedge funds and traders in glass towers. In reality, it’s one of the most ordinary and powerful wealth concepts in existence. You may already be using it without realising it. Recently, a comment by Michael Saylor brought it back into the spotlight….
The way organisations manage and store value is evolving. It’s no longer only about holding cash; it’s about preparing for change with clarity, strategy, and a broader understanding of how assets behave over time. Over recent years, economic shifts, inflation pressures, and advances in technology have encouraged both investors and companies to revisit how value…
Silver shortages are dominating the market. Silver is having a standout year but not for the reasons most investors think. While gold continues to dominate the headlines, silver is quietly experiencing rising prices, deepening shortages, and a surge in industrial demand that is reshaping the global supply picture. The combination of green energy expansion, manufacturing…
Side hustles are no longer optional. They’ve become essential for millions of people trying to keep up with rising living costs. But according to recent reports, the average side hustle earns just £6.60 per hour—barely half the UK’s national average wage of £12.21.This gap reveals a deeper truth: most are built on effort, not systems….
Cottage Industry comeback – every economic cycle has a tipping point. A moment when the cracks stop being background noise and start becoming the dominant story. We’re entering that moment now. From rising unemployment to corporate instability and global real estate stress, the signs of a major economic shift are unmistakable. And as we move…
Subprime debt is rising again this time through car loans, corporate borrowing, and global bank exposure. Discover what these signals mean for investors and how to protect your wealth by becoming your own bank.
Should a Politician Be Paid, when the money runs out. A new U.S. bill says no. If government workers aren’t receiving their salaries, neither should the politicians responsible for passing the budget. It’s a bold idea that’s sparking debate not just in Washington, but around the world. Key Takeaways For Should A Politician Be Paid…
