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There are lots of new ways to make money in whatever crypto is right now. Which means lots of new ways to lose it too…

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Free trading sounds ace but what’s the catch?

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TA comes out of the water closest in this no-holes barred FIRE update.

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How to spot a bear market bottom

Legendary investor Jim Slater lived through the 1970s stock market crash: the worst slump since the 1930s. The London share index was at a 21-year low in 1975. If you find yourself in the midst of a bear market then clearly Slater’s seen a thing or two. Let’s hear what he has to say. (My [...]

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An introduction to PrimaryBid

A new way to access fund-raisings and IPOs as a private investor

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We up periscope on the Slow & Steady portfolio and sea that all is swell.

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If you fear everyone got rich in 2021 except you, then read this post

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Inflation is right up your street

Inflation has been a very different experience throughout history, which may colour our responses today.

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Buy the rumour, sell the news

There’s no much point in being the last person to buy the story…

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How big does my pension pot need to be before I can retire? This is the simplest and the best way to work that out.

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How much do I need to retire?

The best way to calculate the retirement income you’ll need.

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We are still very early in the age of ESG investing…

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FIRE update: six months in

The Accumulator is six months into FIRE. Has he lost the will to live yet? Or is that just his friends because he’s so unbearably chirpy now?

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Unmarried couples are treated like second-class citizens and the law is full of tripwires. Here’s how to protect your finances

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Investing for beginners: Time value of money

Time value reflects how you’d rather get a fixed sum of money now than exactly the same amount of money in the future.

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What can you do to improve the 60/40 portfolio? We have an answer. But it’s long and you won’t like it.

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