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@CryptoTony__ That's me, too many times

Accurate.

@RupertLowe10 I did it 16 years ago, was compensated well below what my earnings would be (and I wasn't in a really well paid job) and although we had all decided guilty, the judge told us we had to say not guilty, the whole process opened my eyes

I have recently completed jury service - not ideal timing immediately after launching a national political party, but there we go. Having seen the system from the inside, I can see it needs a fundamental overhaul. The way jurors are treated by the staff and the process is appalling. Decent taxpaying men and women doing their civic duty are not properly compensated and are constantly messed around. Losing time and money. There one day, nothing happens. The next, nothing happens. It’s unclear, confusing and disrespectful to working men and women. I absolutely believe in the jury trial, and voted to defend it in Parliament. But like so much else wrong with the state, the system needs tearing apart and starting again - giving the jurors more respect and compensation. I don’t care, I don’t need the money. It’s the self-employed men and women losing thousands who I worry about. I spoke to several who were going to be significantly out of pocket. That is just wrong. Time wasted, badly planned, and put the accused at the centre of the process. Strong confirmation to me that the law is now half a cut above itself! I will be raising my experience in Parliament in the hope to improve the system. The judge’s name who demanded I attend? Rupert Lowe. You couldn’t make it up.

@CrypticTrades_ Good luck to everyone

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@mcF_dan The minute that I sell at a loss

$IREN wen bottom?

@MMCrypto You're not feeling the bear market until they are in tomato sauce......

Bear Market Food..

Friday had big spikes then eventually settled to the prices we started at, does anyone know why?

@MartinSLewis @itvMLshow I knew you were posh, but videoplus, that's just showing off 😁

With less than a month until the end of the tax year - meaning the cash ISA deadline is upon us, tonight's @itvMLshow is a use it or lose it ISA show. Cash ISAs v Shares ISAs, how they work, what the best rates are, how to maximise savings interest & more. Do watch or set Videoplus

@SteveUrkelDude Could that entire chart be a cup and handle?

$HOOD bulls putting in work right at demand.

@dannycheng2022 @cantonmeow @blondebroker1 @chad_ventures Because we follow you and Cantonese cat, you even said Iren was in your top 4 holdings, cat is always doing videos about miners

@dividendology Rubbish, it would be less than 6 months

Agree or disagree?

@WealthWatcherCo Time to unfollow these

@cashflow_king94 Also for those with high savings that you either didn't or couldn't get into an isa, your taxed on the interest too,

"But I've got a savings account paying 4.5%." I did the maths on what that actually gives you. UK inflation right now: 3%. £10,000 in the best easy-access savings at 4.5% for 10 years. Your account shows £15,530. Looks great. But adjusted for 3% inflation? Your real purchasing power is £11,556. Your real gain after a decade: £1,556. That's it. Now £10,000 invested at 10% average for 10 years. Your account shows £25,937. Adjusted for inflation: £19,300 in real purchasing power. Real gain: £9,300. And most people aren't even getting 4.5%. The average high street bank pays 2-3%. At 2.5%? Your £10,000 becomes £12,801 on paper. But in real terms? £9,525. You've actually lost money. A savings account keeps you roughly where you are. Investing actually builds wealth. The biggest risk isn't the stock market. It's thinking your cash is safe while inflation quietly eats it. Where's your money sitting right now?

@andyrayner9 @cashflow_king94 No, read his post I replied to, I've never had an appointment with a financial advisor who wasn't trying to sell me an expensive product, they are mostly sales people, and you can do it yourself for free

@Fmps2000 @cashflow_king94 They still have to build their own investment portfolio similarly to everyone else. You could say a similar thing about @cashflow_king94

Unpopular opinion: You don't need a financial advisor. ISA. SIPP. Index funds. Income ETFs. Everything you need is free online. You just need to start. Agree or disagree?

@andyrayner9 @cashflow_king94 Because there own investments would be doing so well they wouldn’t need to be working in that job

@Fmps2000 @cashflow_king94 Why not?

@robprogressive But they have still been letting me buy sweets with it

@WealthWatcherCo Interesting to see how the comments are turning against you as people realise your click bait titles with "red alert, terrifying and dangerous" keywords have no actual information in them, and you keep mysteriously finding the same person

@VentureCoinist Yes it has, who remembers 16k

Kinda insane that $BTC has never traded below previous cycle peak for any meaningful amount of time after it makes a new all time high. Stairstepping higher for 17+ years.

@WealthWatcherCo "TERRIFYING" really,