Kalum | Investor 🇬🇧
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Kalum | Investor 🇬🇧
@KalumInvests
UK Investor documenting my journey 🎯 | Age: 30 🔥 Monthly Buys: £650 pension | £100 ISA 🔥 SIPP £68,000 | ISA £100 | Property £70,000 | Net-worth £140,000





My first proper post on the SIPP side of the journey. I opened my SIPP in June 2023 with a financial adviser, but after watching it seriously underperform the wider stock market, I decided to take control myself. In May 2025, I moved it into the Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap Accumulation fund. Current value: £93,960 Contributions: £77,385 Return: £16,575 Performance: +27.21% I currently contribute £2,500/month through my Ltd company. The best part is the corporation tax relief. At 25%, that £2,500 contribution effectively only costs the business £1,875 net, while the full £2,500 goes into the pension and compounds long term. Simple strategy for now: Global equity tracker Monthly contributions Low fees Long-term mindset Let compounding do the work Curious what others would do from here. Would you keep it simple with a global tracker, add more US/tech exposure, or diversify into something else?



Have you tried investing or do you invest? What are your views on and experiences of it?


























