SpaceGazelle wrote:There are plenty of options for passive. Check out moneysavingsexpert stacks and shares isas. You should do passive.
Diluted Dante wrote:What if you're a top?SpaceGazelle wrote:There are plenty of options for passive. Check out moneysavingsexpert stacks and shares isas. You should do passive.
GooberTheHat wrote:I'm using Fidelity, I only got charged £16 in fees last year.
Matt_82 wrote:GooberTheHat wrote:I'm using Fidelity, I only got charged £16 in fees last year.
If you don't mind me asking, how much are you putting in each month?
Matt_82 wrote:At the start of the thread, the chat was all about Stocks and shares S&P 500 wrapped up in an ISA. Has everyone moved on to SIPPs? I should have got involved at the start. I'm always two steps behind.
Matt_82 wrote:So if I choose Vanguard for a stocks and shares ISA and stick £500 in it until I can invest again, I won't have made a terrible, ruinous mistake?
Matt_82 wrote:My plan is to leave it since I know fuck all about trading. That part is the easy part, tbh. I'd be worse than a man down in the stock market.
If I stuck £1000 in it and left it for 20 years, what could I expect to have by then? £2000? £5000? 3 million?
What makes the monthly investments essential?
Matt_82 wrote:My plan is to leave it since I know fuck all about trading. That part is the easy part, tbh. I'd be worse than a man down in the stock market. If I stuck £1000 in it and left it for 20 years, what could I expect to have by then? £2000? £5000? 3 million? What makes the monthly investments essential?
acemuzzy wrote:Both pension pot and ISA are tax free in terms of CGT, right?
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