E-K, spend your money so as to maximise the opportunities available to your children. Expect to keep working well past the official retirement age which means you will need a smaller pot of money for when you become infirm. And save that money in cash/share ISAs (and similar) rather than pensions, because that way you keep control. That's my plan anyway.
All the best for next year Alice
ReplyDeleteThat you for all your work this year!
ReplyDeleteAlice, thank you for your astute commentary and thoughtful guidance over the past year.
ReplyDeleteWhether 2009 will be good to anyone is difficult to say, however I hope there will be some silver linings.
I wish you the best next year.
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What's the point in providing for old age in Britain ? (Apropos your previous post)
ReplyDeleteGet used to the idea of living for today, or emigrate.
Happy New Year.
Oh, and Happy New Year everyone.
ReplyDeleteE-K, spend your money so as to maximise the opportunities available to your children. Expect to keep working well past the official retirement age which means you will need a smaller pot of money for when you become infirm. And save that money in cash/share ISAs (and similar) rather than pensions, because that way you keep control. That's my plan anyway.
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