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Ending 2020 with a small pension, limited savings and realising that I'm going to be working till >65 years at the going rate was eye opening.
So I gave myself 5 years to sort my finances out and leverage ways to retire way before that. (1/5)
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WFH and Ryder Cup on the radio.
It's going to be a good Friday.
#RyderCup
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CLOSED MY GIA
Yep, completely closed, with overall loss.
Why, and what I've learned. Thread
1) It wasn't tax efficient. Only after my £20k pa S&S ISA limit was reached should I have even considered it.
2) Unless you have time, and are financially savvy, don't pick stocks.
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10) Don't try and time anything.
11) Automate; take both the hassle and emotion out of the process
12) Budget, and be honest with how much you can invest and realistic with what this can achieve in your timeframe
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Renewed UK passports for the children today...nearly £190 (one is over 16) so unlikely to add to any positions this week!
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UK Commerical Landlords....question?
Whats sort of gross yield should we be looking at on a commercial property? 5-7% looks respectable but am I way off?
Lots of variables I know. Other way to spin the quesitons, what gross yield would spark your interest?
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As you age you must continue weight bearing exercise.
Spent 6 hrs yesterday on trains/tubes sandwiching 6hrs in the office.
Guess what? Squatting today was terrible, lots of niggles around the knees etc.
Coincidence? I think not.
Get up out the chairs and move.
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With harvest well underway it looks its not just the farmers who are busy...
#flytipping #NFU #harvest23 – at East, England
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Fountain pens- has anyone else gone back to using them?
Personally, I love mine but what's your choice- fountain pen, rollerball, ballpoint, pencil?
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Interested to see what everyone is using as an operating system these days:
67%macOS
33%Windows
0%Chromebook
0%Other
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