The proportion of resident adults is what we measure directly – our sample is designed to be representative of resident adults, and all quota and weighting variables are based on this (electoral registers have not been used as a sampling frame for many years). The second figure is the one ...
Took out a offset mortgage which allowed cash ISA to be offset, religiously funded the 3K we were then allowed. Stoozed credit cards to further reduce interest. I had so much I was frequently offset completely. When the mortgage was paid off, turned the cash ISA into stock and...
Just like this time, the financial services exposure of the London Stock Exchange hit UK equities especially hard. Commercial property took a beasting in 2007-10, too. Emerging markets did relatively well initially, again echoing the early stages of the coronavirus crisis. But as the recession t...
much of Europe, inflation marched to the next threshold, and often well beyond, over 70% of the time.3 The lesson we should take from this is not that inflation is destined to move to new highs in the months ahead (after all, nearly 30% of the time, it is, in fact, cresting...
Not even considering the value of my labor, that is a lot of money. I would have been much better off by renting You Have to Live Somewhere But you have to live somewhere. Better to buy yourself a little home equity instead of throwing away your money on rent and paying somebody else...
and all quota and weighting variables are based on this (electoral registers have not been used as a sampling frame for many years). The second figure is the one that is usually quoted as the basis for turnout, but although of course some of the resident adults who did not vote were no...
You can put twice as much money into a stocks and shares ISA as you can a cash ISA1. This means you could invest your entire annual ISA allocation in corporate bonds if you wanted, which would give you a tax-free yield on up to the £11,280ISA allowancein 2012/2013 (plus any am...