Money Tips Daily By Charles Kelly, Former Ifa And Author Of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness.

As money pours out of shares, investors are turning to Bonds and precious metals, like Gold which has risen 30% in the last 12 months. Financial Word of the Day “Bear” Bear Market, Bear Run, where markets are expected to fall – opposite to “bull” market. Investors are feeling “bearish” about the US stock market on news of a possible US-China trade war. I talk more about practical steps to managing your money, getting rich and being happy in my book, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3 R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System, the Stars Who Lost it All and much more. Check it out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.

We heard of a pending trade war, now we have a looming currency war between China and the US. What can you do to prepare for a recession? Financial Word of the Day “Bull” Bull Market, Bull Run or the expectation the markets are going to go up. Feeling ‘bullish’ about the market, which we expect to rise. I talk more about practical steps to managing your money, getting rich and being happy in my book, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3 R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System, the Stars Who Lost it All and much more. Check it out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.

5 Reasons Why A Stockmarket Crash Could Affect You Even IF You Don't Invest In Shares   What does the stock market crash into me when I don’t invest in shares? A lot of people will be saying that they fall in the share prices of the world stock markets will make no difference to them, because they don’t invest in shares. However, the value of the world’s largest companies indirectly affects everyone on the planet in one way or another.   1. Confidence The markets need the confidence to invest in new businesses and projects, which in turn provide jobs and prosperity. When markets are crashing and the value of companies is going down, there will be less money available to invest. A lack of confidence can ultimately lead to recession as people and businesses stop spending. 2. Investment People assume that investment comes from governments, but in most cases it comes from the private sector. Even if the government do invest directly, where do you think governments get their money?  3. Taxes Governm

Dow Jones closes down 767 points or 2.9% wiping billions off the value of companies after US China trade war escalates.

Take independent financial advice before “unlocking” or cashing in your defined benefit pension.

Weekly News Roundup 040819 Trump Trade War with China Backfiring Gold Price Soar Since 2016 Mortgage Lending up in June 15 Year Fixed Rate Launched Construction Sector Slows

Avoid comparison site car hire insurance rip-off paying twice for “comprehensive” cover. I talk more about practical steps to managing your money, getting rich and being happy in my book, Yes, money can buy happiness, I cover the 3 R’s of Money Management, the Money B.E.L.I.E.F System, the Stars Who Lost it All and much more. Check it out on Amazon http://bit.ly/2MoneyBook.

UK Base Rates Held as Bank of England Downgrade Growth Forecasts Is this the time to consider a fixed rate mortgage?

If you feel that you have been short changed in any way by your bank, listen to my forthcoming interview with one of the UK’s leading experts in this field. He helps companies recover money taken unfairly from them by their bank.  If you have a question regarding this matter that you would like me to put to the expert, email me at charles@charleskelly.net

New 15 year fixed rate mortgage launched in UK at 2.55%. How many new houses are actually being built in the UK? PPI Deadline looms, as Lloyds sets aside a further £5 billion to cover claims.

Leading UK retailer is asking landlords to reduce its rents by up to 30% in return for extended leases.

In the news this week: Boris bounce following Boris Johnson’s election to No.10 Possible reforms to Stamp Duty Investment into infrastructure in the North 15-year-old boy from Essex wins over $1 million in world e-sports final.

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Foxtons Estate Agent's boss, Nic Budden, says the property market is the slowest since the 2009 crash, as the London based company reported a £3.2m loss this week. You can acquire property with No Money Down using proven strategies. Learn multiple no money down strategies by joining me at the next “No Money Down Weekend” seminar. I have a limited number of complimentary tickets. For more information, email me at charles@charleskelly.net

Sports Direct Chairman regrets buying House of Fraser for £90m.

Learn the secrets of NO money down property deals from experts this weekend in London. You can acquire property with No Money Down using proven strategies. Learn multiple no money down strategies by joining me at the “No Money Down Weekend” in London on 27 July. I have a limited number of complimentary tickets for the event, but you must apply by close of play Friday. For more information, email me at charles@charleskelly.net

Metro Bank Profits Plunge 84% as Boris Johnson Moves into No. 10.

Boris Johnson was elected Tory leader today and will become the next Prime Minister of the UK, the 5th largest economy in the world, after Theresa May steps down tomorrow. What are his chances of success?

Many years ago, are used to get a newsletter mailshot from a company recommending penny shares.  Penny shares traded at 10, 20 or 30 pence per share, and the idea was that you could buy these ‘cheap’ shares in the hope that they will go up in value massively compared to buying a blue-chip stock.    The company was offering a paid newsletter subscription which would send you a monthly report on the penny shares to buy. In reality, the shares were not cheap, the value was the same as the price. They were high risk investments that could’ve gone either way. Furthermore, the share price depends on a many factors including the number of shares issued.  In the same way, buying a property because the price seems cheap may not always be the best policy. Just because you see a property for £50,000, which looks cheap compared properties in another area, does not follow that you’re getting a bargain. You might be just paying £50,000 for a property that is worth £50,000. There may be a reason it’s wor

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