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August 26, 2021
Building wealth is generally a marathon event as opposed to a sprint. Two ways to assist the journey include: Studying to develop your financial intelligence. Tried and tested resources such as Robert Kiyosaki’s ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ are a great way to start. Paying attention to the news and what’s happening to the economy can
April 12, 2021
This infographic video created by Whale Shark Studio provides a very brief introduction to the Foreign Exchange (FOREX) Market and how people make money Monday to Friday, 5 days a week, from the $5,000,000,000 of daily transactions that take place.
April 12, 2018
Recent national headlines have highlighted the increase in knife crime within London, in particular the deaths of 3 young people within the space of 24 hours. There are many reasons and theories about why, but I want to highlight one in particular… There’s a lack of appreciation felt amongst some of our young people, an
February 6, 2017
Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, famously known for building billionaire empires within the worlds of investing and computing respectively, sat down last month with Charlie Rose for a lengthy discourse at Columbia University. They covered a range of topics, inspirations and insights from business, education, tackling unemployment, healthcare reform, improving countries, encouraging innovation, and relationships. Of
November 21, 2016
The US Presidential election earlier this month between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump has been unlike any political event in recent memory. Though both candidates received passionate support and hate in equal measure, many people believed that a Clinton victory would still be likely. But just like the Brexit vote, many experts pollsters underestimated the result
September 7, 2016
On the 23rd June 2016, the democratic voice of UK voters resulted in the decision to leave the 28 state membership of the European Union. In nearly 3 months the UK has faced unprecedented change within government, politics, the economy and international relations as a result of the Brexit vote. During the next 2-5 years, how will this
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