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Re: Progress is...
Hope this week goes well for you.3 -
Re: Investment or Savings
I think you're not looking at the right history. Real world history shows that for a rising market (generally the case) at any given time you are necessarily buying at a top.. which of course be…1 -
Re: Seeking low profile TV for wall mounting in kitchen
No, the remotes primary approach is a bluetooth connection with the One Connect box and therefore doesnt need line of sight. It does have an IR emitter that goes to the TV if the bluetooth connection…1 -
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Can you share how much cash you're getting 15% year on year return on, because i'd like some of that. And your suggesting that the time to buy stocks is when they crash sounds more like tra…2 -
Re: Investment or Savings
But Brexit was only a significant risk for the UK (and possibly Europe to a lesser extent). That is a small part of the world market. I agree with your general point though which I think is that ther…1 -
Re: Investment or Savings
It's only stressful if you choose to look at it each day/week. Don't do that, and you won't notice the volatility. I'd still recommend once a year though. If you're 10+ years…1 -
Re: Nectar Points not getting credited to account.
I gave up going through nectar to buy from Ebay a while ago as the points never seemed to materialise. I go through topcashback now.1 -
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A little helper:6 -
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What stress? Despite recent drops all my funds are worth considerably more today than they were this time last year.1 -
Re: Investment or Savings
It is, yes. Savings will roughly maintain the value of your money against inflation. Investments will build wealth, over time.1
