
How to avoid investment mistakes: Part 2 – Outside influences
In the second part of this series about avoiding investment mistakes, Ben looks at how influences from the outside world can ruin the best investing
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In the second part of this series about avoiding investment mistakes, Ben looks at how influences from the outside world can ruin the best investing

Phil looks at the income on offer from UK government bonds and asks whether sticking with shares might still be a better option. Since the

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Richard reveals the top-scoring shares to have been through his “Five strikes and you’re out” scoring system. Top of the list is a company he

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