I cycle every morning along the north bank of the River Thames into the City of London. I cycle to square off too many carbs, but it’s also become a habit. It’s the single most …
How breaking the cycle of pain sets you up for financial success in retirement. Read More
In 2009 as the world began to emerge from the global financial crisis, I began a research process that was to last a year. My firm manages hundreds of millions of pounds (£) of our …
Inflation measures the general increase in the price of goods and services. Left unchecked, it can be a dangerous foe to the long-term investor, eroding the purchasing power of one’s hard-earned cash over time. Since …
Money is the number 1 thing couples argue about. A poll of over 2,000 British adults by legal firm Slater and Gordon found that money worries top the list of reasons why married couples split …
Why talking to your partner about money will help improve your relationship. Read More
The Offer to Buy Your Company Most offers to buy your business will include some form of ‘earn-out structure’ and you could be asked to stay on at the new company for another three to …
The Vital Decision Every Entrepreneur Must Take Before Selling Their Business Read More
Richard Farleigh is an ex-hedge fund manager, chess champion and wildly successful businessman. He appeared as a “Dragon” in the popular TV show Dragon’s Den (the UK version of Shark Tank) and has been listed …
If you own a business or want to – you need to understand something important. “To begin you must study the end” Jose Raul Capablanca, World Chess Champion 1921-1927 As an entrepreneur, you’re putting everything …
The most important part of your entrepreneurial journey and why I’m writing about it. Read More
Anyone relatively new to investing could be forgiven for thinking that it is a simple game and easy to make money i.e. punt on what is going up most and buy the dips. Perhaps even those …
In the summer of 1999, I joined an investment bank to work on their client service team. In four short months I experienced how “putting all your eggs in one basket” can destroy wealth accumulated …
My Mother-in-law, Angela is retired and lives in a comfortable apartment in the Home Counties. Her total income is around £26,000 a year, made up of various pensions and modest drawings from a small investment …
