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Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
It is called rebalancing. If equities fall, you sell some of your bonds to buy enough equities to restore your equity percentage to what it was. I downsized my house to do it.1 -
Re: NST NOVEMBER
you are cracking on with decluttering beanie! Well done! thank you for the adhd list, grandmanerd. Loved it! Today I am grateful for getting petrol 9p cheaper per litre than elsewhere, for collecting…5 -
Re: Civil Enforcement Ltd Claim I need help with defence.
Interesting. First link doesn't seem to work?1 -
Re: Old Style Daily Monday 09 November 2026
Morning all, thanks to Gers for starting us off. I forgot to post all weekend - I tend to remember when I am in front of my work laptop! I got most of my errands done on Friday but didn't take t…10 -
Re: Old Style Daily Monday 09 November 2026
morning everyone best wishes for today Camelot you’ve got this we are all behind you . We have a bit of a frost I’m meeting my friend today for a coffee and a catch up I will be well wrapped up . Whe…13 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
Daily To Do List - written the night before Sort out sleep patterns - initial targets: bed by 03:00, up by 10:30 Don’t put it down, put it away + deal with mini tasks as soon as they are noticed e.g.…19 -
Re: Steadying the ship - a perilous voyage across the financial middle
I was wondering that - thinking maybe a wee trip to Carlisle but the station is 30 minutes walk from the store and you wouldn't save much once fare and time TIC. We'll be sticking with DOCG…5 -
Re: Pensions Planning: The NUMBER
Just wanted to add - have done a few sums and we have around £11,700 a year to spend as we wish..........Our "necessities" that we pay are £4140 a year, for council tax, utilites, household…1 -
Re: Old Style Daily Monday 09 November 2026
Morning everyone Thankfully a quieter if no less busy day yesterday - actually felt I had time to think occasionally 🤭 I also enjoyed a night in my own bed which was wonderful. Not so great is the t…14 -
Re: Pensions Planning: The NUMBER
Hello Everyone, We have found this a very interesting thread. My wife and I sat down at the kitchen table yesterday and did our "back of the fag packet calculation" to come up with "ou…1
