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Should I bother tryna invest or just do a cash ISA and wait
Idk if i chose correct tag, but I just got trading 212. I worked quite a bit for like a month . But I worry I’m wasting my money away with no savings. Should I bother trying to invest? Such as with the Stocks ISA, or ju…
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I definitely will say don’t invest in stock and shares except you are open to the risk and don’t invest in cash isa if you want more risk and gain,…

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General CandlesAndCrumpets's avatar Regular · 2 days ago
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Transfer work pension to Trading212 SIPP
I am paying more attention to pension as I increase contributions and I have noticed my Aviva pension charges 0.69% annual charge so I have been looking into transferring it into a Trading212 SIPP as it has no fees and h…
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Check you don’t have protected retirement age with Aviva. It’s also crazy how much fees vary with Aviva. Mine charger 0.18% and the BlackRock MSCI World Index has an additional…

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Pensions KingsCrossCandles's avatar Regular · 2 days ago
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What to do with £40,000.....low risk but i want some return
Hello, so basically i inherited £40,000. Ive no mortgage to pay, no debt, nothing immediate to pay and i have a good salary. I want to put the £40,000 into something that will give me a return. My current bank only has …
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I have made decent amount by jumping between tech stocks, micron Nvidia amd Palantir, but now sitting all in VWRP, market is too up & down for my liking… so…

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General Claymore_Capital's avatar Regular · 4 days ago
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Only about 1% to 3% of day traders successfully beat the market and remain consistently profitable over time, so why do you guys day trade?
Only about 1% to 3% of day traders successfully beat the market and remain consistently profitable over time, so why do you guys day trade? Kinda still wondering…
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Because most people are id**ts and being the top 1 to 3% is actually not that hard if you have reasonable intelligence, work ethic , and discipline. Most of the…

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Trading Baguette_Bull's avatar Regular · 4 days ago
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New Stocks and Shares ISA tax rules in 2027 - what period constitutes "holding" money in a S+S account?
I have a Stocks and Shares ISA with Trading212, and am aware of the UK Government’s new tax rules coming in 2027, which state that money held in a Stocks and Shares ISA will now be subject to tax. The question I have is…
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Only interest paid on cash in the account will be subject to the new tax charge, so you’re really asking how long cash has to be held to earn interest.…

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How are these 19 year olds making all this money?
As the title suggests, so many 18-20 year olds buying mansions and buying Supercars and stuff and making lots through prop firms when they can only have a few years at trading the most. I make money in the markets but it…
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You’re a grown adult with a developed prefrontal cortex and a lot to lose. These are impulsive children with nothing to lose and typically an entire family unit to fall…

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General diana_russell's avatar Regular · 5 days ago
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As a trader, what do you do on weekends?
it gets real boring sometimes, i go to gym 5times a week, i play chess every day, i practice deep thinking which oftn causes me stress but thats how my brain functions, sometimes i take walks when its not 50 degrees outs…
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This is less of a trading question and more of an existential question. Just go live your life. Trading is just a job. I do a Sunday review every weekend…

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General diana_russell's avatar Regular · 5 days ago
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How much do you guys put in a month?
I always see posts of people maxing out their isa (20k a year UK) and I just feel I don’t put enough as all I can afford is 150 pound a month? What do you guys realistically put in?
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ISAs Mullen's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago
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I'm panicking.. is it £34,600 or £88,500 for Cash Savings for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) application
Hi everyone, I’m a little confused right now (very)… how much do I actually need to have to apply using Cash Savings for someone who’s unemployed? I’ve arrived in the UK on a Spouse Visa on 18 October 2021. I have £52,0…
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General careful_tout's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago UNANSWERED
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Best Stocks and Shares ISA
Best stocks and shares ISA for someone to get who is just starting and has no clue really? Never had a stocks and shares and have no clue about investing really. Looking to put in about £100 a month. Have a normal isa wi…
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General brilliant_doctor's avatar Regular · 2 weeks ago UNANSWERED
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How to actual buy a small business?
I’ve watched Codie Sanchez and others on YouTube. My eventual goal is to buy a small business or a couple of them. From someone who has, how have you? What did you look for to ensure you’re set up well to start and not s…
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Trading legacy's avatar Regular · 3 weeks ago UNANSWERED
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Cash Lifetime ISA or S&S Lifetime ISA
Hey everyone, I’m extremely new to this kinda thing at 22yo, so even with the wiki, I’m not 100% confident in everything that I’m reading. I’ve recently been looking at bringing my financial situation up to date, as, l…
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ISAs Admiral's avatar Regular · 1 month ago UNANSWERED
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New to investing in the UK -how should we invest £3,000/month with low risk?
New to investing in the UK. My brother and I can save around £3,000/month excluding all the expenses and currently keep it in Trading 212 earning interest of 4.7%. Looking for advice on safe, low-risk investment options …
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Investing Tatiana_Conor's avatar Seedling · 1 month ago
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Just crossed the VAT threshold and needs advice
We hit £93,000 in the last month, and I’m only just realising this might be a bad thing. The accountants are understandably asking for more money, which is fine. But I’m not great at tax issues, and as far as I can see, …
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General Dr_O's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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£224k @ 31 - and cash positive! 🎉
As of today I am sat on an investment total of £224.5k - and finally cash positive (I.e I now have more in investments than my liabilities - mortgage). Approximately £120k more than 18 months ago :folded_hands:t3: Break…
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Investing BacKwOoD's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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First time buying gold bars. Need some advice
Hi everyone, I’m looking to start collecting/investing on gold bars. It’s mostly for personal collection but I want to be able to sell it in case of emergencies as well. Does the weight matter in this case? I’m hoping t…
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General Megamind12's avatar Regular · 3 days ago
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Gold price surge
Exactly 1 year back today, 1g 24K Gold was priced at £59.5. Today it’s around £108-£118 Planning to invest in Gold coin with some money I have. Been waiting for 3 months for a dip Am I doing the wrong thing of waiting? …
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General SalvadorTradeX's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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Daytrading has made me realize even more clearly how rigged capitalism really is
If you have massive capital, you can pull off the dumbest, most reckless strategy and still walk away with solid daily gains simply because size absorbs mistakes and magnifies micro returns. But when you’re trading with …
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General Pink_lady's avatar Regular · 1 month ago
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Is investing as simple as it sounds?
I’m currently in university and working a part time job, making a couple hundred pound a month, however it is all just sitting in a bank account making little to no interest. I’m not clued up on investing at all but from…
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Investing Protege's avatar Regular · 2 months ago
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Stocks and shares ISa
Never really had the chance to invest properly until my recent pay rise. It’s not much but I’m putting £25 a week into a stocks and shares ISA (Adventurous 5/7). Is this the right place to do this or shall I use another…
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Best crypto exchange in the UK right now?
Trying to find the best crypto exchange in the UK that balances safety + good coin selection, with having to move away from Gemini. From what I’ve seen: • Kraken → best overall (secure, FCA-friendly, solid GBP suppo…
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Crypto Ethan_GraY's avatar Regular · 2 months ago UNANSWERED
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Using Maintenance loan to invest in my ISA
20M going into the third and final year of uni, I never applied for a maintenance loan because I have a part-time job that covers expenses and I live at home. I was thinking, what if for the next academic year I apply fo…
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ISAs Hay_why's avatar Regular · 2 months ago
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Personal Allowance Tax in the UK
As the UK Government offers £1,000 tax free trading allowance for any beermoney making on the side of your job, what do people do about this? Do you declare it yourself? Or do they contact you? If you survey/games etc en…
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Tax Black_CoFFee's avatar Regular · 2 months ago
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Trades - which one would be best to learn
I’ve always wanted to learn a trade, not only because I think many of them are in short supply but I love the idea of doing something practical and not sat in front of a screen wondering if there are some with better pro…
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General Bennet's avatar Regular · 2 months ago UNANSWERED
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Biggest struggle with trading?
I don’t know what it is, my analysis is good, setup good and yet I will completely forget trades and leave them running. I do try to set SL & TP but sometimes (more the 60% ) of the time I completely forget and has been …
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Trading Abubaka's avatar Regular · 2 months ago
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Is my situation looking okay?
Hi, My last annual NEST statement reads that I’m on course to end up with, around, £289,000.00 at my set retirement date in 2061! It reads that I should be due an annual income of £20,700.00 from that pot. I’m also on c…
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Pensions TrendForge's avatar Regular · 2 months ago
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