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We pit the Slow & Steady portfolio against its off-the-shelf rivals…

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There’s been a recount, and it turns out there are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and fees for investing. Let’s see what we can do to reduce our investment costs as far as humanly possible. Here’s the hypothetical scenario. We’ve got £1,000,000 in our ISA. [Hey, this is a Finumus-branded article – Ed.] And [...]

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The strong case for index investing is made by a passionate fan of the strategy (who shall be known here as The Accumulator).

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I spend so little time on my investments that it feels wrong. How can I expect to succeed without any effort? You get back what you put in, right? Wrong. Investing is one of the most counter-intuitive of activities going, because we can only meaningfully judge the results over several decades, not the hours or [...]

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How index trackers work

A quick guide to the different types of index tracker and how they work.

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A starter’s guide to index investing that will help you meet your investing goals.

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Index investing feels random to a lot of people. Luckily, there’s nothing random about it.

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Because I practice the art of portfolio insouciance, I missed the exact moment our Slow and Steady demo portfolio hit its peak in May.

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How to buy ETFs for less

UK passive investors have a paltry choice of index funds, making ETFs a tempting option. Here are some simple ways to reduce the extra costs involved.

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