Robpogressive

£7 for a pack of butter £6 for a loaf of sourdough bread £8 for a pack of Salmon £21 on just three items of food… To make a f*cking sandwich This is the state of the U.K. & it’s WAY out of control

Don’t Go to University If You Want to be Rich . .

People say they want to be wealthy, yet spend £200 on a night out in London That same £200, invested monthly for 30 years, quietly compounds into £250k+

SIPP: You invest the "whole" amount, & the government adds 20-25% back into your account immediately That extra 25% compounding over 20 years in the S&P 500 is the difference between a nice retirement & a wealthy one

If you're a higher-rate taxpayer (earning over £50k), the Vanguard SIPP is mathematically superior for long-term S&P 500 investing ISA: You pay 40% tax on your income, then invest the "leftovers”

You get the same leather, same tech, & 30% more cash in your pocket to invest

A brand-new car loses roughly 20% of its value the second it leaves the forecourt Unless you’re at the level where the loss doesn't matter, buy 2-3 years old Let someone else pay the "vanity tax" of the new registration plate & take the depreciation hit

Keeping all your cash in a standard account is a guaranteed way to lose 3-5% of your purchasing power every year to inflation. Inflation is the tax on people who don't understand money

The reality is you cannot "save" your way out of this. You have to invest in equity (S&P 500, businesses, property etc) Being safe & just saving is the new broke

The UK thresholds for 40% & 45% tax are frozen until 2030 Because of "Fiscal Drag," a salary of £50k in 2026 feels like £35k did a few years ago but you’re still taxed like a "high earner."

Why You Should Never Use a Debit Card

What do you think about the market right now?

In 20 years, only 2008 & 2020 felt this serious to me You won’t save your way through this, you need to earn more I’m running a Zoom tonight on how to do exactly that (realistically you need 2x pre-2020 income) Join here: robmoore.live/zoom

The Bank of England is warning of a possible major market shock AI boom could be getting “repriced” Some are comparing this to the dotcom bubble And there are multiple risks hitting at once If markets drop: -People spend less -Businesses pull back -Hiring slows

Bank of England Warns of Stock Market Shock

Mansory on Modifying the World's Greatest Supercars & What Brands REALLY Think, new episode live on the “Cars & Money” podcast

Get rich & try it for yourself. If you hate it, you can always give it to me 😉

Money in the right things is fulfillment. It buys time, health, education, & the ability to show up when people need you most Rich people have problems too, but I’d choose rich person problems every single time

"Money doesn't buy happiness" is usually said by people who don't have it I've chased the wrong things, 6 supercars & Pateks feel good for a moment, but they aren't fulfilment True happiness is the power to help: • Paying for a family member’s kidney surgery.

There are 3 types of millionaires: Asset millionaire – owns £1M+ in assets (often tied up) Net worth millionaire – total value hits £1M+ Liquid millionaire – can access £1M+ in cash within a week Only one of these actually gives you freedom