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YouTube recommendations for investment advice
4500_Donavan
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Hi,
I'm 5 years off retirement and am now going to divert future contributions towards building a near cash buffer.
I'd like to explore a bond ladder but wondered if there was a YouTube video that anyone would recommend as trustworthy.
Many thanks.
I'm 5 years off retirement and am now going to divert future contributions towards building a near cash buffer.
I'd like to explore a bond ladder but wondered if there was a YouTube video that anyone would recommend as trustworthy.
Many thanks.
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Pensioncraft had some good videos on this topic including the one below:
https://youtu.be/ckuwXpgD-6w?si=rBlSMTuR47iRlI08 2 -
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Thanks. Would you recommend these 2 for general pension investment advice, as well?0
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I certainly would. James Shack is excellent and probably covers more general investment advice (including pensions). I would put Damian Talks Money into the same category where they are as easy to listen to as your mates down the pub!4500_Donavan said:Thanks. Would you recommend these 2 for general pension investment advice, as well?
Pensioncraft can go in to more detail regarding specifics, such as your bond ladder, but I find Ramin a little drier to listen to. I still do though.
Also his podcast with Michael Pugh is a bit more informal though and also a regular listen for me.
• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.0
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