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Start 2026 with more money at the end of each month by following these tips from Pedro Andersson.
Taking out multiple loans can create heavy financial pressure. Loan consolidation is often the solution to reduce repayments.
Investing can give a sense of control. But is that the same as financial stability? Pedro Andersson answers this question in this episode.
Before you start investing, or before you save more, there is an account you should open first — one that most people have never opened, according to Pedro Andersson.
Savings should be invested in the right place. Otherwise you'll only lose out.
It is not possible to determine exactly when each person encounters the question: “What should I do with this amount? How should I generate returns from it?” Financial literacy has become essential today, and refers to the ability to understand financial concepts and principles, translating into the aptitude to make informed decisions ...
Time is the investor’s most powerful and underappreciated ally: by favouring patience and discipline it smooths short-term errors, magnifies successful decisions through compounding and reduces the need for frequent market timing. Adopting a long-term horizon, appropriate risk management and consistent investing habits lets individuals — including expats with cross-border financial challenges — harness tempo and time to improve outcomes. The article explains why time beats timing, how compounding and volatility smoothing work, and practical steps for long-term personal and expatriate investing strategies.
The Portuguese insurer Fidelidade and the Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE) have teamed up to establish the 'Longevity Research Center powered by Fidelidade', a research centre dedicated to longevity, focusing on health, demographics, and personal finance. The centre's first project will be a national study to map needs, inequalities, resources, and ...
