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@GrahamCompton This is a great example, but it doesn't even need to be maxxing allowances to build up serious sums of money. Just starting when you child is born, even £50 a month, will put them ahead of 99% of other children due to compounding over 18 years

"Argentina’s rapid transformation from nearly a century of socialism to free market capitalism continues to prove the superiority of the latter. It is rare that we get to witness such a radical experiment in real time." washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

@evfcfaddict How about $JDG.L? Looking good value now?

With all these things happening over the years, I‘m getting more and more to the conclusion to just buy the best capital allocators in micro/small/midcap space when they are reasonable priced and call it a day. $SUP.L $DR.TO $FTLF $VID.MC $DCC.L $OTCM $DEF.DE $ITD.MI $STVN

Highest peacetime tax take ever. And the UK's finances are still a total shit show.

Argentina's free market experiment spearheaded by @JMilei has once again defied the doomsayers. The declining poverty rate shows how capitalism, not socialism, creates prosperity. Our latest, @PostOpinions: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

Reposting because you won't see any MSM report this @BBCNews @SkyNews

If someone would clone Javier Milei and install him as President in every country, that would be great.

@feelmybicep Blythe

MAPPING OUT SOME DATES, WHERE SHOULD WE TOUR IN THE FUTURE?

@Finumus1 It’s interesting, in one sense I feel their ecosystem is so embedded into so many businesses so would be very difficult to displace, but then on the other hand it’s just so bad and should be easily disrupted esp with AI

"Mr Softie". $MSFT

I’d suggest you read Material World by @EdConwaySky to find out why this is so catastrophic for the UK.

The UK government appears unable to create growth or wealth. Instead it runs a rationing system, dividing up what’s already there rather than making more of it.

@FinanceTiger Thanks a lot 🙏🏼

@FinanceTiger How do you access MoneyWeek through your online library membership?

🫵 Buckle up! 🐰 As we get ready for Easter (and some for Passover) and dive into our spring-cleaning routines, it’s a great time to tidy up your personal finances as well. 🎺 Many of us pay for subscriptions we no longer need, or in many cases even remember signing up for! Take a moment to review them, cancel the unnecessary ones, and consider redirecting that money into an investment account where it can work harder for you. 📰 For example, I used to pay £13 a month for Apple's News+, but I realised I wasn’t making full use of everything it offered. So instead, I switched to a yearly @Telegraph subscription for just £25 and accessed MoneyWeek through my online library membership. Since I don’t use the NHS much, I figured I might as well make good use of the library services instead, and it turned out to be a great saving. ⚡️ @MoneySupermkt is a great place to compare energy prices and other household products to help you find a better deal. Their SuperSaveClub is also worth exploring. 👨‍👩‍👧 Of course, holidays are ultimately about spending meaningful time with family and friends as well as helping those who are less fortunate than us. But if you find a spare moment, take a quick look at your investment portfolio too. Ask yourself which stocks keep you up at night, we all have a few, and whether those funds could be put to better use elsewhere. Make it fun! 🤩

@FinanceTiger I’d also argue that it takes a huge amount of discipline to not allow lifestyle creep and actually invest the difference. When life gets expensive you can easily stop investing, but you can’t stop paying a mortgage!

🏡 You have two options: an interest-only mortgage & invest that ‘capital repayment money’, OR repaying your debt. Which suits you best? Here is a clue! It depends on your mortgage rate! Mine is at 2.08%. Here’s an example to illustrate the power of investing and why paying off debts might not always be the best choice. For instance, I could potentially earn an extra £1 million at the end of 14 years … why should I give this up ? Pumping up two SIPPS and ISAS might get you even further north! 📈 Good night.

Every country has the ability for this sort of growth… if only the government just got out the way

The damage has been done. Trump is the boy who cried wolf one too many times

At this point I believe more what Iran says than that orange clown

@SamCoatesSky Perhaps you can all start properly challenging the government on unhinged spending levels now rather than where the next £20bn of tax increases is coming from.

@evfcfaddict Oil markets clearly think this Trump statement is a load of bull. TACO works for tariffs but not for a war… boy who cried wolf comes to mind

well I guess at least Trump Jr. made some money with the fake news.. IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SAYS THERE ARE NO TALKS WITH WASHINGTON AND ACCUSES US PRESIDENT OF BUYING TIME WHILE REGIONAL DE-ESCALATION EFFORTS GO ON.

DAX Index: 12:05: 21.900 12:15: 23.500 12:20: 22.800

@ReturnsJourney India is hardly cheap atm? What website is this? These ratios seem off

World PE ratio by country