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FTSE ETF investment

Phil_ · 2021-10-07 15:18:37

So here goes, it probably doesn't need saying that I'm new to this, I'm sure that will be painfully apparent. Looking at stocks for long term investment (10+ years probably 25) via a S&S ISA. No more than £500 per month for the foreseeable future. I've come up with the following strategy but wanted to check I hadn't…

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Thrugelmir Posts: 89,546 Forumite

8 October 2021 at 9:53AM

As someone new to investing start with a broad based investment. Plenty of options from companies such as Vanguard to get you started. Little point in overthinking. As you'll most likely be wrong or you'll be disappointed by the return. While dripping feeding money on a monthly basis. Spend your time consuming financial information at your local library. No end of books, magazines and newspapers to read and grow your knowledge.

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