- April 9, 2026
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Private banks are now offering fine art investment advice
The typical qualifications of a private banker might be a degree in maths or economics and several years’ experience managing money. These days, though, a
Buying and Investing in Art as an Investment
Despite these challenges, researchers have managed to analyse returns in the collectibles market over a long period of time. Elroy Dimson of London Business School
Property investment platform offering 20% returns launches
An online property investment platform, claiming to offer returns of up to 20 per cent, has been launched. Would-be investors can access a range of debt and equity
Property vs pension: which is the better investment?
With the UK population living longer than ever, the ways in which you invest for retirement can have life-changing consequences. Property has long been seen
What This Woman Learned When Her $14K Art Investment Turned Out To Be A Bust
Courtesy of Genevieve Field Courtesy of Genevieve Field By Genevieve Field This story originally appeared on LearnVest as “My First Investment in Art Was a
Could buying paintings make you rich?
Studies also suggest that the average return on art investments is rather less spectacular than those of the Leonardo painting owner. A recent academic study,
Christopher Dee completes £16m property investments for Oddfellows Manchester
X Register for free to receive latest news stories direct to your inbox Register The Christopher Dee partnership has followed up its appointment by The
A gentleman’s guide to investing in art | Gentleman’s Journal
It is an immutable fact that no person has ever increased their wealth notably by simply putting their money in a savings account. Now art
Runnymede: £160m property investment has avoided cuts
Runnymede BC claims that while it has made efficiencies since 2010, it has avoided making any cuts to services as a result of the £160m
Money for nothing? Here’s a guide to financial domination for beginners
Is it as easy as a human ATM? (Picture: Liberty Antonia Sadler for Metro.co.uk) Every now and again, there will be a resurgence of the