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Is it worth investing in building up a business rather than trying to accumulate a personal cash pile as a separate entity from business? 'Property business' could mean any number of things but many have made healthy profits from redeveloping properties, for example, for which seed capital is crucial.Cfr19 said:
The job is just for safety but I do other stuff on the side, had a few businesses in the past, currently working on 1 property business, do a lot of resaling on the side, living at home to keep expenses low etc… just wondering what people can suggest for meeskbanker said:
What specifically do you mean by 'entrepreneurial-minded' in the context of living with parents, working in a dead-end job and seeking 'business ideas worth exploring'? I know you're only 19 but there are many tales of well-known entrepreneurs having established businesses while still at school - I'm not trying to criticise where you are but just curious about where you're going, which is an important part of your financial planning, which can't really exist in a vacuum.Cfr19 said:I’m 19, living rent-free with my parents in Lancashire🏴 , earning around £1,800/month (pretty dead-end job for now, A-level educated, entrepreneurial-minded).[...]Any suggestions to optimise my savings/investments, or business ideas worth exploring❓All advice appreciated 😁👍🏼0 -
Apologies should have mentioned this, yes doing the max contribution I canMeteredOut said:OP, are you part of your employers pension scheme and are you making contributions there so as to maximise your employers contributions? I'd do this before SIPP and ISA investments.0 -
Currently looking to buy my first rental property, not much luck from lending side of things coz age and first time buyer statuseskbanker said:
Is it worth investing in building up a business rather than trying to accumulate a personal cash pile as a separate entity from business? 'Property business' could mean any number of things but many have made healthy profits from redeveloping properties, for example, for which seed capital is crucial.Cfr19 said:
The job is just for safety but I do other stuff on the side, had a few businesses in the past, currently working on 1 property business, do a lot of resaling on the side, living at home to keep expenses low etc… just wondering what people can suggest for meeskbanker said:
What specifically do you mean by 'entrepreneurial-minded' in the context of living with parents, working in a dead-end job and seeking 'business ideas worth exploring'? I know you're only 19 but there are many tales of well-known entrepreneurs having established businesses while still at school - I'm not trying to criticise where you are but just curious about where you're going, which is an important part of your financial planning, which can't really exist in a vacuum.Cfr19 said:I’m 19, living rent-free with my parents in Lancashire🏴 , earning around £1,800/month (pretty dead-end job for now, A-level educated, entrepreneurial-minded).[...]Any suggestions to optimise my savings/investments, or business ideas worth exploring❓All advice appreciated 😁👍🏼0 -
1. Use Tax Shelters where you can.
2. Good idea to watch this : https://www.kroijer.com/
3. Read this: https://www.biglawinvestor.com/meet-the-gotrocks-family/0
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