Who Wants to be a ISA Millionaire
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JulianPH said:
DoubleSix said:
No, I definitely wouldn’t Julian.
On the basis that you haven’t shown any openess regarding your own experience I shall not be rushing to answer your questions. Adieu.
Why are you acting like this? I have divulged all I do. You refuse to do so.On the basis that you haven’t shown any openess regarding your own experience I shall not be rushing to answer your questions. Adieu.
How stupid do you consider people to be?
It is not a difficult question, after all.
Edited by Badda on Saturday 26th May 14:50
Badda said:
JulianPH said:
DoubleSix said:
No, I definitely wouldn’t Julian.
On the basis that you haven’t shown any openess regarding your own experience I shall not be rushing to answer your questions. Adieu.
Why are you acting like this? I have divulged all I do. You refuse to do so.On the basis that you haven’t shown any openess regarding your own experience I shall not be rushing to answer your questions. Adieu.
How stupid do you consider people to be?
It is not a difficult question, after all.
What is most shocking is the blatant way he went about doing it...
I have an IFA, they do state their charge on all dealings, so I do have a choice. I went with the advisor because thats what most did back in the 80's. To be fair, they explain potential investments so I can understand. I get all the info on upside and downside. I invest for min 5 years. Some for over 20 years with decent dividends.
I must have shelled out quite a bit for their Central London Offices, but whats the answer?
I read Morning Star and Motley Fool among others to try and understand it all, but On one or 2 funds I was advised - by the advisor that Insurance was available. (ARM Holdings ) When they crashed I recouped my Investment.
In my family 2 of us have IFAs and 2 do their own thing. We are all about par, the 2 who play their own game are only in blue chip.
I must have shelled out quite a bit for their Central London Offices, but whats the answer?
I read Morning Star and Motley Fool among others to try and understand it all, but On one or 2 funds I was advised - by the advisor that Insurance was available. (ARM Holdings ) When they crashed I recouped my Investment.
In my family 2 of us have IFAs and 2 do their own thing. We are all about par, the 2 who play their own game are only in blue chip.
sungsam said:
I have an IFA, they do state their charge on all dealings, so I do have a choice. I went with the advisor because thats what most did back in the 80's. To be fair, they explain potential investments so I can understand. I get all the info on upside and downside. I invest for min 5 years. Some for over 20 years with decent dividends.
I must have shelled out quite a bit for their Central London Offices, but whats the answer?
I read Morning Star and Motley Fool among others to try and understand it all, but On one or 2 funds I was advised - by the advisor that Insurance was available. (ARM Holdings ) When they crashed I recouped my Investment.
In my family 2 of us have IFAs and 2 do their own thing. We are all about par, the 2 who play their own game are only in blue chip.
You have done the right thing and your adviser has obviously added value by recommending the insurance (though why they recommended an investment that subsequently needed insuring against is another matter!).I must have shelled out quite a bit for their Central London Offices, but whats the answer?
I read Morning Star and Motley Fool among others to try and understand it all, but On one or 2 funds I was advised - by the advisor that Insurance was available. (ARM Holdings ) When they crashed I recouped my Investment.
In my family 2 of us have IFAs and 2 do their own thing. We are all about par, the 2 who play their own game are only in blue chip.
I was not trying to stir up a storm, just asking a basic question.
JulianPH said:
You have done the right thing and your adviser has obviously added value by recommending the insurance (though why they recommended an investment that subsequently needed insuring against is another matter!).
I was not trying to stir up a storm, just asking a basic question.
I didn't mean my reply to come across in the negative, just my view. I'm always interested to hear the whys and why nots.I was not trying to stir up a storm, just asking a basic question.
sungsam said:
JulianPH said:
You have done the right thing and your adviser has obviously added value by recommending the insurance (though why they recommended an investment that subsequently needed insuring against is another matter!).
I was not trying to stir up a storm, just asking a basic question.
I didn't mean my reply to come across in the negative, just my view. I'm always interested to hear the whys and why nots.I was not trying to stir up a storm, just asking a basic question.
Everyone will have their own experience, yours seems pretty good!
Yet another clickbait article 
Only 2.5 % of the working population earn more than £100k per year, and no doubt many of them are living in London with its high housing costs, so where are all these potential millionaires with £20,000 a year to invest for 20 years comimg from. As with all of these articles, the simplest analysis shows them up for the nonsense they are.
Only 2.5 % of the working population earn more than £100k per year, and no doubt many of them are living in London with its high housing costs, so where are all these potential millionaires with £20,000 a year to invest for 20 years comimg from. As with all of these articles, the simplest analysis shows them up for the nonsense they are.Gassing Station | Finance | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff