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is now possibly a really bad time to start investing and do a lump sum investment? All I keep hearing are how overvalued US stocks are and a correction is coming. It’s making me really nervous about doing a lump sum at a really bad time. My time horizon is about 10 years and I am planning to go mainly all in on a global…
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Please help my mind is boggled. what would you suggest is best for someone who’s just turned 18 so far they’ve got 5k in premium bonds but not having much luck so looking to move it somewhere?
Hi I have left hospital after having hesrt attack and I am aesiting for further tests and appointments to work out a plan. My gp is signing me off for 6 weeks from work when I grt the correct date sorted on tbe fit note.. I have a few events planned for many months at the end of August and September. I am.ancious that if I…
We spent a considerable amount of money on a supposedly UV resistant Moda Furnishings rattan style 8 seat table & chairs in November 2021. Last Summer we noticed a couple of rattan strips had broken, this Summer (2025) there are multiple strips broken on both the table and the Lazy Suzan. My guess is that the glass…
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The Bank of England said there had been "substantial disinflation over the past two and a half years". It's the third time the base rate has been cut this year.
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