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AlanP_2

As well as Tim Hale you could try:

The DIY Investor by Andy Bell which covers things in a more generic way than Tim Hale.

The downside to this book is that there is a fair bit in there on tax advantages of differing wrappers and options for pension drawdown all of which change over time so worth checking specific "rules" at the time they become relevant to you.


Also have browse through monevator.com

Superscrooge

Dird wrote: »

Any books typically recommended that focus on other styles?

As well as books it's worth looking at some of the financial blogs for advice. One that is often recommended on this forum is monevator which has lots of advice on investing.

http://monevator.com/category/investing/passive-investing-investing/