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Why invest in shares?: ... assets are valued at their worth to businesses less ordinary profits e.g. a mill will not buy softs at a price which gives them a profit under the risk free rate of return. Shares are different because the normal profits are yours via dividends, therefore over time shares must out perform other asset classes. Businesses are intelligently designed to grow and to generate revenue, where as other assets are static ...
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	What is The FTSE? Archive Banking & Finance / What is the FTSE and what market does it cover. What should investors know before investing in this market? overall rating 1 review

	What are shares? Archive Banking & Finance / overall rating 2 reviews

	Tips on trading shares Archive Banking & Finance / overall rating 1 review

	How to sell shares? Archive Banking & Finance / overall rating 1 review

	What is day trading? Archive Banking & Finance / What are the pros and cons of day trading? What should you be aware of? overall rating 2 reviews

	Why invest in shares? Archive Banking & Finance / Why should you invest in shares? What are your aims? What can you hope to achieve? overall rating 2 reviews

	Offset Accounts Accounts which can combine your mortgage, personal loan, credit card and savings. When are these useful and what are the dangers? overall rating 1 review

	Thrift Tips for Students Archive Banking & Finance / Tips and advice on how to save money through regular bills, shopping, going out and much more. overall rating 13 reviews

	Offshore Funds Archive Banking & Finance / What are Offshore Funds? How do you invest in them? What advice can you give other members considering this form of investment? overall rating 1 review

	UK Unit Trusts Archive Banking & Finance / What are UK Unit Trusts. How do you invest in them? What advice can you give other members considering this form of investment? overall rating 1 review

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	What is day trading? ... - this post is ridiculously long so I won t be in the least bit offended if you stop right now. For those who are too apathetic to press back on their browser, don t say I didn t warn you.) I love my Dad. I don t tell him as often as I should - it s strange how I find it easier expressing my sentiments to a group of internet avatars than I do to him - but it s true, he s great. Kind, generous, far too patient, and with a love of Manchester United that thankfully borders on the genetic. He has his faults, though, not least of which his inability to leave me with a multi-million pound inheritance fund. I ve tried and I ve tried but I just can t quite forg... Read the full review: A trade a day helps you work, rest and throw your PC out the window by RedBen
	HSBC Student Banking ... am an employee for HSBC and must tell you, it isn t the best bank to hold a student account with, we do interest free overdrafts for students but what we dont tell you is that is only for the first £1000 if you wer successfull in applying for an overdraft of £2000 we would give you the first £1000 interest free but the other £1000 we would charge you so so so much it is unbeleivable, and i work for them remember. I f you were ever to accidently go over your agreed overdraft we charge you £25 for every transaction, for example... If you have £20 left of your overdraft and 2 dircet debits for £20 each came out of your account we would charge you £50 even though technicall... Read the full review: Scandalous by leighthelion
	What is The FTSE? ... stands for financial times stock exchange and refers to a joint venture between the FT and the London stock exchange. FTSE produces a number of indexes such as the FTSE100 and the FTSE ALL-SHARE, these indexes are weighted by free floatation and are updated every 15 seconds. The FTSE100 is the most quoted UK index and it represents over 80% of the value of British PLCs, the index consists of the 100 largest companies by market cap which meet required criteria such as being denominated in sterling or Euros. The FTSE250 contains the next 250 largest companies after the FTSE100, the FTSE350 is the FTSE100 and the FTSE250 combined. At time of writing the five largest... Read the full review: How FTSE works. by stokx