
Stuart Edwards
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Stuart Edwards
@StuartEdwards
Chartered Financial Planner. Failed writer. Still quite Northern. All views independent.
Londinium, England 参加日 Şubat 2009
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@dontdelay Maybe it's selection bias, but these days I think it gets looked at like a luxury product.
"My IM takes me to Blenheim for wine tastings" feels exclusive and signals you can accept higher prices without adding utility.
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Investment management
Should be ‘peer reviewed by reality’ too
But people always love a good story over boring asset allocation
Colin Brazier@ColinBrazierTV
“In engineering, you are peer reviewed by reality”. From Rory Sutherland, in this week’s Spectator.
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@awealthofcs Ben "I'm never going back to the theatre" Carlson - 2021
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HOLY FVCKING LIAR. I just saw this post. He removed my watermark from my original post himself just so he can lie. Look at the missing detail😭x.com/MV33Racing/sta…

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@Justin_Cash_1 Ahh the old Matthew McConaughey in Dazed and Confused line of defence
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“I might have got it wrong, but I thought when I was talking to the receptionists that was just making them feel comfortable,” he said. “That was perfectly alright when I was 35… by the time I was 60 they thought: ‘creepy old man’.“
Justin Cash@Justin_Cash_1
Crispin Odey says ‘flirting’ with receptionist was consensual as he challenges FCA fine fnlondon.com/articles/crisp…
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@randolpwilliams @AlanJLSmith It's a relative game if you are selling and buying in a similar market/area.
Where it stings most is landlords selling rentals that aren't being replaced, those moving overseas, or those who need to use home equity to fund their retirement.
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@StuartEdwards @AlanJLSmith We want to sell and escape but feel stuck!
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@dollarsanddata Nothing humbles you quite like a random back pain or pulled muscle that you can't remember how it happened
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The reason they do this is because they realize (a bit late) that health is the only thing that you can’t buy.
Eddie@DancingEddie_
it’s a bit ominous as a younger guy that every single rich dude > makes hundreds of millions of dollars > immediately becomes a health fanatic is the falloff after 35 that bad?
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@EC2man Get off at Hatton Cross, tap back in, and it's miles cheaper.
Not that you ever would, but it's a fun little hack.
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It’s so indicative of the spiteful, grasping attitude of TfL that it is now charging a flat fare of £15.50 to take the Elizabeth Line to Heathrow, and also now charging all fares to/from the airport via the Piccadilly line as a peak fare, if you start, finish or go through Zone 1. I can’t think of any other city that behaves like this towards its public transport users.
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@JosephineCumbo Yep, incredibly frustrating. There's only so many people we can help.
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@StuartEdwards Sadly, it will be the better informed members who jump ship to avoid a 'political pension'. Millions of low earners - who are unengaged - could be left with higher cost pensions, with no guarantee of better returns than they are getting today.
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@juniper_jon Makes sense, if it's a personal contribution you are just bringing down your adjusted net income and just incurring an AA tax charge.
You are still making a legitimate pension contribution, but just losing the tax relief which itself is the only 'limit'.
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@moving_charlie What are your views on Right To Manage? Currently looking at a conversion with three flats with one.
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This is what puts so many people off buying leasehold flats. They're not all this bad, but it's hard to know which ones are ok.
Sarah Correia@cafeturco
@moving_charlie I considered buying a flat last year and the charges were £2600/year; another flat is now for sale in the same building but the charges have gone up to £4400
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@dontdelay @MartinSLewis I've not personally seen it so could be a good explanation e.g their clear mistake, but neither clients intended to follow a "pie" and were surprised.
Fortunately was last April so worked in their favour by chance. But need to tread carefully.
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@StuartEdwards @MartinSLewis I wondered if this was the business model here. Worrying
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Trading 212's 4.68% cash ISA rate (new customers only, no transfers at this rate) is avail via most 3rd party sites eg comparison sites. Go direct & you won't currently get the bonus that pumps it up to 4.68%, so be careful. Rates are changing sometimes by the minute as its ISA season, so always check
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@NJM71 @dontdelay "Free money", also known as tax deferral.
Remove access to funds for all other life objectives for up to 57 years for a 5% tax benefit.
Assuming tax rates aren't higher in 2076 than today.
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@TomHCalver @jburnmurdoch Earnings 5 years after graduating are not that relevant.
10-15 yes.
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@F1_Jordan His break clause was only activated if he was P3 or lower, so no.
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