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| | | | | This isn't really aimed at Fat-FI/RE people who seem to be making most of the running these days. It's perhaps more for those who started after the GFC and eventually the owl of compounding began to get ahead in the twilight. A GIA is a general investment account, which means it is not tax sheltered,... | |
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| | | | | The best tax break in the UK is the ISA tax-free savings regime. Each UK tax-resident adult can put £20k per year into an ISA account - use it for a wide range of investing activities - and not even have to report on what happens in those accounts, let alone pay tax on them.... | |
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| | | Today's Animal Spirits: Talk Your Book is presented by Innovator ETFs: We discuss: Surviving the upside when trying to hedge the downside The ideal client for a hedging strategy Using options to provide a buffer on the downside and capping the upside Why the payouts of a structured product are typically more appealing than the... | ||
