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How much would someone need in UK shares to earn £5,000 in passive income each month?
Thousands of Stocks and Shares ISA investors have built up more than a million pounds and can sit back and enjoy their ...
£20k across these exchange-traded funds (ETFs) would have almost doubled an investor’s money in just 5 years!
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be a powerful weapon in managing risk AND boosting returns. Here are two of my favourites.
How much would an investor need in an ISA to earn a £10,000 monthly passive income?
A £10,000 monthly passive income from a tax-free ISA would definitely be life-changing. Dr James Fox explores a formula for ...
Here’s how someone could invest £200 each month in cheap shares to target a £7,108 passive income
A couple of hundred pounds a month and some patience could turn into a sizeable passive income generator. Here, our writer ...
£10,000 invested in Lloyds shares 5 years ago is now worth…
Lloyds shares have surged over the past year, albeit while underperforming against some of its peers. Dr James Fox looks at ...
Looking for last-minute ISA buys? Here are 2 cheap UK shares to consider
Stocks and Shares ISA investors need to pay these brilliant bargain shares some closer attention, reckons Royston Wild.
Here’s the dividend forecast for GSK shares through to 2026!
City brokers expect dividends on GSK shares will keep marching higher. Is the FTSE 100 share a top passive income stock to ...
This under-the-radar software company could be one of the UK’s finest growth stocks
Hidden beneath the FTSE 100 and the FTSE 250, Stephen Wright thinks there are some outstanding growth stocks for UK investors to take a look at.
Could this 15%-yielding dividend stock double an investor’s money in 5 years?
Our writer has found a dividend stock that offers an amazing yield. But can such a generous level of passive income be sustained over the longer term?
Here’s the growth forecast for JD Sports Fashion shares to 2027!
JD Sports Fashion shares continue to struggle after last month's price collapse. Should I (and other FTSE 100 investors) consider loading up?