Spreading your money across holdings that do not all move together, so one bad year in one place stops being the whole story.
Pooled across 2018, 2019, 2021 and 2022, 70.6% of European once-a-year dividend payments arrived in April, May and June. What that does to a monthly budget, and what living off it really costs.
Europe's three-fund portfolio has its own shape. A single all-world UCITS fund owns the whole world, so most first-timers need two funds, not three.
For 60 years Buffett beat the market, then told everyone else to index. His principles, translated for Europe: UCITS ETFs, the 90/10 rule and tax wrappers.
About 72% of the MSCI World is US shares, and it holds no emerging markets. It tracks 1,283 developed-market companies. Is one ETF enough as your core?
Your global tracker's hedged version carries a cost that never shows in the fee: about 1.4% a year for a euro investor now. Here's when it's worth paying.
In 2022 the safe half of a European 60/40 fell harder than the risky half. It was not the end. Here's what actually changed, and how to set your split.
That losing share isn't an investment any more. It's a small shrine you tend, waiting for it to apologise. Here's the disposition effect, and the way out.
A falling market is a paper loss until you sell. How to sit through the panic, tell when selling is actually rational, and how long crashes really last.
Your pension rose this year; prices rose faster. Which European pensions keep pace with inflation, and how to defend the slices that quietly erode.
You bought a fund and a bad week made you wonder if you were ever safe. You swapped one risk for another, and nobody finished the sentence. Here is the rest.
Passive vs active investing in euros: most active funds lose to a cheap tracker after fees, but a few corners still let active win.
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