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S&S ISA VANGUARD FUNDS

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  • Eco_Miser
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    Adding to Eskbanker's point, if you don't have a lump sum, but are saving surplus income, investing that monthly is typically advantageous compared to saving it up then investing a lump sum. In short: invest what you intend to invest as soon as you can.
    Eco Miser
    Saving money for well over half a century
  • Thrugelmir
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    edited 14 December 2020 at 6:48PM
    Holls_dad said:

    Plan to retire in 7 years time and happy to take a moderate risk rating

    Only wish a small if any uk stocks


    More importantly when do need to access the money? 

    Don't be swayed by the herd. Make your own reasoned investment decisions. Far too much gets written on investment forums on the basis of emotion rather than hard facts. Only expose yourself to a level of risk and volatility that you are comfortable with.
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