Uneesa Zaman

The last few months have proven to be quite the financial whirlwind globally. From rising inflation rates to stagnating salaries - learning to build a healthy relationship with your money is more important now than ever before. We’re facing a recession that looks quite different from that of 2008.

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s the importance of a good chair and a stable wifi connection. Aside from that, though, the pandemic has allowed a whole host of investors to get to grips with building wealth. More and more millennials and zoomers alike enjoy the benefits

Retail investing has surged over the last two years, primarily due to the pandemic, as people found they had more cash in their wallets and more time on their hands. Within 5 minutes, an amateur investor can now purchase stocks in the largest companies in the world. This was supported

Investing has become THE go-to topic, dominating group chats and financial choices across the globe. Unlike the 2008 recession, we’re seeing a rise in retail investors dictating market performance. More than 15 million Americans downloaded a trading app during the pandemic - with 6 million Americans downloading a trading