Woodford throws down the gauntlet on fees, plus the rest of the week’s good reads…
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An interview with Todd Wenning, author of Keeping Your Dividend Edge, and the week’s good online reads…
If you want to end up financially free then first you have to start. Plus the rest of the week’s good reads.
Good reads from around the Web. I haven’t agreed with everything written by Cullen Roche of Pragmatic Capitalism over the years – for me he doth protest too much when it comes to dissing passive investors who dare to call themselves that – but I have linked to him plenty of times. The man undoubtedly [...]
You can’t make an early retirement omelette without breaking a few investing eggs. Or something. Plus the rest of the week’s good reads!
Plenty of good reads around the Web, although you’ll have to DIY the Saturday papers this weekend…
In 30 years time you probably won’t care that the market crashed, but you might have other problems…
Good reads from around the Web. Until you pay attention – as more of us have with ongoing the oil price crash – it’s hard to fathom just how volatile commodities can be. Even veteran investors who have a handle on the ups and downs of the stock market can turn seasick looking at a [...]
Why admitting your mistakes and moving on is vital to long-term investing. Plus the rest of the week’s good reads.
Good reads from around the Web. Are you lucky or skillful if you succeed at something? A pragmatic test – courtesy of author and banker Michael Mauboussin – is to see whether you can lose at the activity on purpose. I’ve held a tennis racket on about 10 days of my life on Earth, and [...]
Are UK personal finance blogs a dying breed? Plus the rest of the week’s good reads…