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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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How to Build Good Money Habits That Actually Stick
Why Most Money Habits Fail Most attempts to improve financial habits fail not because of lack of intention but because of system design. Relying on willpower to save, invest, or avoid overspending is inherently fragile — willpower is a finite resource that depletes under stress, decision fatigue, and the friction of daily life. The most effective money habits are not the ones that require the most discipline — they are the ones that require the least. The goal is to make good financial behaviour the path of least resistance.
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Why Trump Wants Greenland: Geopolitics, Market Volatility, and What It Means for 2026
2026 has started with a bang. From fresh geopolitical tremors in Venezuela to Donald Trump once again jolting global capitals by reviving his push for Greenland, the year is barely weeks old and already testing investors’ nerves. Markets have lurched between risk-on optimism and sharp pullbacks, driven less by earnings or data and more by politics, power, and unpredictability. Volatility has surged as traders digest a world where territorial ambition, trade threats, and strategic rivalry are once again front and center, a reminder that in this new year, geopolitics may matter just as much as monetary policy.
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How to Build An Investment Portfolio in 2026
Starting a new year is one of the best times to take control of your financial future. If you’re a beginner, building an investment portfolio may feel overwhelming, markets fluctuate, jargon sounds complex, and advice can seem contradictory. The good news? You don’t need to be an expert to get started. With clear goals, a simple strategy, and consistency, you can build a solid portfolio that grows with you over time. This guide walks you step by step through the essentials of building your first portfolio for the new year.
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The Private Market Boom: What Every Investor Should Know About Private Markets
A buzz word in the financial sector right now is private assets and there is a broad trend in wealth management towards increasing the retail trading community’s access to private markets. These markets have long been the preserve of institutions and wealthy individuals. However, this sector is expanding, and retail traders are gaining access to a new suite of financial products that offer access to private assets.
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Is the AI Trade a bubble?
The AI trade has taken a wobble in recent weeks. The sell off was accelerated by President Trump’s threat of further tariffs on China, however, there have been multiple warnings in recent weeks from top investors and even the Bank of England, that the AI trade is looking stretched and could cause disruption to financial markets. David Einhorn, the investor who exposed the subprime mortgage scandal that caused the global financial crisis, said that the amount of capex spending on AI was ‘extreme’ and he questioned if the hyperscalers, who have pledged huge amounts to build out their AI infrastructure, had carefully laid out a return on investment plan or were pressing the trigger because they felt they had to. When David Einhorn speaks, it is worth taking notice.
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