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An introduction to Sharia investing
Sharia investing is an Islamic faith-based approach to investing, which could appeal to anyone seeking ethical or responsible investment solutions.
Sharia investing adheres to Islamic principles, which on the surface may suggest that it is only of interest to a small subset of investors who wish to align their portfolios with their religious beliefs. However, the general approach of excluding sectors such as alcohol, gambling, and interest-based finance, Sharia-compliant funds offer a unique, values-driven approach to investing which can appeal beyond the Muslim community.
Read moreAsk Gabby: What are fractional shares and why is everyone talking about them?
As part of our mission to bring investment expertise to your doorstep, I'm answering your personal finance questions. If you have a question for the Ask Gabby column, you can submit it here.
Read moreAsk Gabby: Is cash really king?
As part of our mission to bring investment expertise to your doorstep, I’ll be answering your personal finance question. If you have a question for the Ask Gabby column, you can submit it here.
Read moreAsk Gabby: Is there a case for having both passive and active funds in my portfolio?
As part of our mission to bring investment expertise to your doorstep, I'm answering your personal finance questions. If you have a question for the Ask Gabby column, you can submit it here.
Read moreLet’s talk about bonds
Bonds are often seen as the boring cousin to equities and stock investing, but they are actually a fundamental part of the global investment universe. In actual fact, the bond market is larger in terms of capitalisation at the global level than the equity market. What this means in simple terms is that there are more bonds and there's more money in bond investing than equity investing. But what are bonds and what do you need to know about them? Let's dig into it.
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