Dan Lane

How to minimise behavioural biases when investing.

The most popular ISA myths and some common misunderstandings.

A pocket guide to help you get to grips with what individual savings accounts or ISAs are and how you can use them.

Freetrade looks at how to choose the best UK ETFs for your investment portfolio.

Freetrade examines how overtrading, taking too much risk, and investing emotionally aren't good for long-term investing.

Freetrade looks at why ISA investors love dividends, especially tax-efficient ones.

Find the best stocks and shares ISA.

How being a steady and ardent saver can help you grow your investment pot and become an ISA millionaire.

Find out the three important pension questions to ask yourself now, and how they could aid your retirement planning.

Freetrade discusses how to make money even when you pick the wrong stock.

Deciding whether to sell depends on your goals, time frame and confidence in the company.

The IKEA effect is a behavioural bias which can affect how we invest.

Apple smashes Q2 forecasts but investors now look past the surge to judge how durable the growth is.

UK dividends are back, but sustainability matters more than big yields

Housebuilders rebound, but demand risks loom as stamp duty relief and Help to Buy wind down.

A look at the BUZZ ETF and whether hype-driven stock picking holds up for investors.

Focus on sustainable dividends, not the highest yields, to grow long term income.

UK house prices hit £282,753—can this lift housebuilders facing rising safety costs?

Use this tax year to invest regularly, stay focused and grow your ISA for longer.

Big oil is under pressure to speed up its shift to clean energy or risk long term value.

Why contrarian investors hunt for value and how the strategy fits in today’s market.

Anchoring skews how we judge prices. Spot it early to keep decisions rooted in fundamentals.

Recheck your ISA provider: costs, features and fit with your goals may have changed

Top February ISA buys: US tech, index ETFs and a small shift back to the UK