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>Historically high asset valuations
>Record high corporate debt/GDP ratio
>Household debt at an ATH
>Increased taxes starting in April
>Money printing rates taken straight from Robert Mugabe's playbook
>2020's being the decade of the Great Reset/Wealth redistribution

So at this point, saving cash is a fools game and I'm already heavily exposed to crypto. What should I be investing my salary into for the remainder of this year and beyond?

>> No.29914957
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29914957

Slags

>> No.29915011

>>29914957
Jesus

>> No.29915022
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>>29914863
Just open a Stocks and Shares ISA with Vanguard and invest into an index fund. This year I'm choosing their emerging markets accumulation fund, which I believe will outperform European and North American equities. Any interest earned or withdrawals are tax free, so long-term you'd be stupid not to take advantage of an ISA.

>> No.29915260

bump for interest

>> No.29915307

>>29914957
Nasty

>> No.29915332

>>29915307
free sausage rolls though

>> No.29915345

>>29914863
eth and bitcoin and link. more of it. more. always more

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>>29914957
That gnome just cursed my finances

>> No.29915484

>>29914957
ngl I'd smash that

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>>29914863
Silver, silver miners
Dump your crypto asap

>> No.29915558

>>29915345
This, BEL is based
Never stop

>> No.29915881

>>29914863
ADA

>> No.29916251

>>29915022
Do the let you choose individual stocks? Also what broker would you recommend? I was thinking of using the trading 212 ISA but not so sure now after that gamestop shit.

>> No.29916257

>>29914957
Thanks, Lori

>> No.29916443

>>29914863
The hard-working Pakistani invests in his own shop, whilst the lazy white Angloid gambles his benefit money on crypto-currency.

>> No.29916680

>>29915022
I know SISA limit is £20k but does what about the £12k non taxable on CGT, are they separate? (meaning can I fill my sisa and sell 12k without any of that being taxable)