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The turn of a new year is a useful reminder that it pays to regularly ask questions of ourselves as investors
Despite a prevailing sense of market optimism we head towards the end of the year with more questions than answers
Simple narratives are very alluring to investors, but can lure us into bad investment decisions
The FCA is taking aim at excessive fund management charges - action it should have taken long ago
Worried that you don't understand what's going on in the markets? Don't be - they're too complex to understand
Investment lessons from the election of Donald J Trump
The rising prospect of a Trump election victory would not be as scary for markets as it seems - but investors should prepare themselves for tough times ahead regardless.
In a period of great upheaval, investment trusts offer the insurance of instant diversification
The decision not to push ahead with a market for secondary annuities exposes yet another hole in so-called pension freedoms
The pulling of Lloyds retail share offer could be a sign that the banking sector is beyond repair