‘Is it wrong to make risky investments with my daughter’s £93k inheritance?’
A parent is holding a £93,000 inheritance for her daughter until she turns 25. Should she invest it, or is taking investment risk with somebody else’s money a step too far?
A parent is holding a £93,000 inheritance for her daughter until she turns 25. Should she invest it, or is taking investment risk with somebody else’s money a step too far?
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SpaceX has joined the stock market, but it doesn’t mean you need to rush into a decision. Here’s what it could mean for your pension, ISA or investment portfolio.
A thoughtful debrief from the Women’s Wealth panel talk exploring what happens when financial decisions arrive alongside grief, divorce, redundancy, illness or major life change, and why taking one steady next step can matter more than rushing to solve everything.
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