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Chartered Accountant sharing his investing journey. Author of Stop Waiting, Start Investing šŸ“•. Get started with investing (free guide, cheat sheet & coursešŸ‘‡)

England, United Kingdom
Joined June 2020
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I started investing over 7 years ago. I started Making Money Simple nearly 6 years ago. I wrote my first ever book - which was a free ebook - nearly 5 years ago. Now, as of 26 November 2024, I am a published author. Unbelievably grateful and absolutely buzzing!
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Genuinely impressive how we manage to overcomplicate every single tax, in every possible way.
Let’s welcome into the world the UK’s new 53% tax rate, for pensioners earning between Ā£12,570 and Ā£13,037:
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Mate you’ve copied my tweet. Almost word for word At least tag me. Very bizarre teapaw.org/makingmsimple/status/2…
UK new minimum wage: £27,456 per year. Higher-rate tax bracket: £50,270. 1.8x difference today. It was a 5x difference in 1997.
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Wait, isn’t this actually a downgrade? With the current LISA, there’s no ā€˜max’ on the bonus you can get. And it’s paid straight away, not at the end, so it has a chance to compound as well.
A welcome change to the First Time Buyers ISA due to launch in 2029. The original plans meant you only get the 25% bonus on the contribution not interest, we and many others said this was a downgrade. Now at exchange you get a 25% on everything in your account up to £20,000 (so £5,000 max bonus). #budget2026
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Three government U-turns in the Budget today: 1. Cash ISA cut to Ā£12k 2. Banning transfers from Stocks ISAs to Cash ISAs 3. 22% tax on uninvested cash inside a Stocks ISA Now ALL scrapped āŒ
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Genuinely is insane how the government can threaten something, scare people, then pull the plug last minute. Will see what they announce officially later today.
UNCONFIRMED: Reports in FT 2027 cash isa reduction for under 65s to £12,000 to be scrapped so it will stay at £20,000.
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UK new minimum wage: £27,456 per year. Higher-rate tax bracket: £50,270. 1.8x difference. In 1997 there was a 5x difference. Mind boggling.
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Your favourite stock picker who never shows their losses online
JUST IN: Anthropic says they’re highly profitable if you take out some of their biggest expenses.
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🚨 BIG - and fantastic - news for UK investors. Vanguard’s new ETF has massive global diversification. For a rock bottom 0.07%. The full details, what brokers offer it, should you switch to it, & more šŸ‘‡ youtu.be/f8JEd0b_uxY
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🚨 BIG - and fantastic - news for UK investors. Vanguard’s new ETF has massive global diversification. For a rock bottom 0.07%. The full details, what brokers offer it, should you switch to it, & more šŸ‘‡ youtu.be/f8JEd0b_uxY
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Beware of the fake accounts āš ļø This isn’t me! (On the plus side, they’re promoting my book 🤣) This account I’m tweeting from is my only real account.
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Sorry @RobinJPowell, you might need to unfollow this fake account impersonating me… šŸ˜…
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Bonds. Arguably the most important asset. But, what are they? And should you invest in them? If so, how? (There are 4 ways as a UK investor) All covered in my latest video šŸ‘‡ Bonds - Should You Invest? (And Exactly How UK Investors Can) youtu.be/O29qr41gZro
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Watching the eclipse with a pint of Guinness and decide to open Twitter. Saw this had 1 million impressions! Nice šŸŗ
Ā£277m is an insane amount of money, But - and I’m not defending her here/don’t want to be that guy - I assume she would’ve paid 39.35% dividend tax on pretty much all of this? That’s ~Ā£110m of tax for the UK government.
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Ā£277m is an insane amount of money, But - and I’m not defending her here/don’t want to be that guy - I assume she would’ve paid 39.35% dividend tax on pretty much all of this? That’s ~Ā£110m of tax for the UK government.
Bet365 CEO Denise Coates paid herself £277,000,000 this year, and £410,000,000 in 2020. This was more than 20,000x the Minimum Wage that she paid most of her workers. The betting industry needs to be taxed, heavily.
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Reckon he invest monthly into a low-cost global index fund?
Just having a little dance with my new knife....
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BIG update on Vanguard’s new FTSE Global All Cap ETF. Buzzing, if this is true. Full details šŸ‘‡ youtu.be/uCvV3n_j-d4?is=NOGz…
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You literally just need to invest monthly - whatever you can afford to - in a global market cap weighted index fund. Not financial advice, but got me to £200k+ invested in 9 years. ~£70k of that was market gains.
You don’t need a perfect entry point. You need a longer holding period.
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Who knows the answer? No Googling
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