A quick guide – how to start investing

Set clear goals: Define what you’re investing for (retirement, children’s education, major purchase) and match your timeframe

Start early and stay consistent: It’s never too early or too late – many investors benefit from staying invested over time, with regular investing and a diversified portfolio

Consider ready-made options: Beginner-friendly funds, such as cautious, balanced or adventurous portfolios, are managed by experts to suit different risk levels

Stay informed and diversify: Keep up with market trends, spread investments across asset classes, regions and sectors, and always keep an emergency cash fund

Use tax-efficient tools: Make the most of ISAs (individual savings accounts) and SIPPs (self-invested personal pensions) to grow yo

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