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[LondonPM1]

Paying down debt is rarely a bad thing, unless the debt is specifically being used to drive higher returns. We cleared all our debt over a decade ago and it's so free to know we will never be homeless or destitute.

It’s the old age dilemma of leveraging assets and investing in risky equity assets to boost returns. It’s a tough one at the moment

Tesla is my biggest short but I’m not brave enough to actually short it. I think markets will tank and the economy will crash. But apart from not investing I’m not brave to actually short
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[BABABlackSheep]

It’s the old age dilemma of leveraging assets and investing in risky equity assets to boost returns. It’s a tough one at the moment

Tesla is my biggest short but I’m not brave enough to actually short it. I think markets will tank and the economy will crash. But apart from not investing I’m not brave to actually short
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Everyone has an ISA entitlement of £20,000 a year. Beg, steal, borrow, whatever, but get that money in your ISA.

Why..four words “tax free compound interest”

[hugebrain]

Everyone has an ISA entitlement of £20,000 a year. Beg, steal, borrow, whatever, but get that money in your ISA.

Why..four words “tax free compound interest”

But you don’t barely get any interest these days, and there’s no tax on almost nothing anyway, and there’s almost nothing to compound.

Other than that it seems like this would be excellent advice (if it wasn’t for inflation and devaluation).

[Andy2]

Tesla is my biggest short but I’m not brave enough to actually short it. I think markets will tank and the economy will crash. But apart from not investing I’m not brave to actually short
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wise move. everyone knows market is inflated but on the other hand it may not crash because of unlimited amount of money printing.

[GhostofTarbera]

Everyone has an ISA entitlement of £20,000 a year. Beg, steal, borrow, whatever, but get that money in your ISA.

Why..four words “tax free compound interest”

Great advice I’ve borrowed £20K at 38% APR. what ISA should I invest in ?


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[TheGreenBastard]

But you don’t barely get any interest these days, and there’s no tax on almost nothing anyway, and there’s almost nothing to compound.

Other than that it seems like this would be excellent advice (if it wasn’t for inflation and devaluation).

Stocks and shares ISA, compound dividends and asset growth.

[scooterscot]

Remind me of the details? FTSE 100 currently above 6000....

Not seen those historical highs since 3-days ago. Keep up with the now.

[Old Greg]

Not seen those historical highs since 3-days ago. Keep up with the now.

According to the graphic you posted, it was this morning, not 3 days ago. Keep trying - you might get something right one day.

[scooterscot]

According to the graphic you posted, it was this morning, not 3 days ago. Keep trying - you might get something right one day.

According to the post you wrote you have nothing useful to contribute. Keep trying. You might have something worth reading one day... far away.

[Old Greg]

According to the post you wrote you have nothing useful to contribute. Keep trying. You might have something worth reading one day... far away.

It's a shame that you don't find facts and accuracy useful, but unsurprising.