Investments articles

Each type of ISA is different, and depending on which account you hold, there may be restrictions or charges for making withdrawals

LGIM has shown a clear commitment to this issue in our ambitious targets for better representation of women at companies.

When you invest money in a stocks & shares ISA using collective funds you enjoy the benefits of simpler administration, lower costs and professional fund management.

Our Multi-Index funds combine a mixture of index funds with investments in company shares, bonds and commercial property.

Public concern around the dangers posed by climate change has reached unprecedented levels.

When it comes to money, things can seem complicated and we can feel overwhelmed by the amount of information that’s out there about what we should be doing.

Choosing how to invest, and then what to invest in, are decisions that every saver has to make. But have you thought about why you want to invest?

Bank accounts are often viewed as one of the safest homes for your money. But what happens if we take price rises into account?

If you’re uncertain what’s best for your savings, investments and pensions, it might be a good idea to consult a professional financial adviser but finding one can be a challenge.

How you allocate your long-term savings between cash, bonds, shares and commercial property investment funds can have a big impact on how your money can grow.

Ever wondered how your savings stack up against the average Brit’s?

Want to start setting some money aside each month? We’ve got some ideas to help get you started.

As part of our Own Your World campaign, we’ve surveyed your attitudes towards the environment and what we need to do to create a better future world.

If you’ve dreamed of retiring at 50 and blowing your savings on an all-out trip to Asia or South America, research you’re not alone.

Albert Einstein is said to have called the power of compound interest “the most powerful force in the universe” and went on to say..."he who understands it earns it; he who doesn't pays it."

There is no set date for interest to be paid on cash ISAs, so it is up to the provider to decide when interest will be paid. See what you need to know.