Easy Investing Without The Faff

 

 

 

 

Have you ever thought about investing, but then looked at the financial times and felt absolutely overwhelmed? Yep, me too….and when I learned about index trackers, I realised that I had discovered a way to invest WITHOUT all the faff around researching companies and trying to time the market.

Index Trackers are AWESOME, and if you can learn about these, and then put your learning into practice you’ll be winning ahead of so many people out there who don’t even bother. Index trackers are the key to easy investing. It’s not “get rich quick”, but it is a path to SUSTAINABLE long term wealth.

The other thing I love about them their cost effectiveness. They are cheap to run, and so are cheap to buy. They are a fab entry point into the complicated investing world.

If you would like to learn more about index trackers, then try this previous post. You can also watch the video below!

Enjoy!

 

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If you’d like to learn about easy investing using index trackers, then why not come and join my free investing course? It cuts through all the crap out there and gets to the heart of what you really need to know.

I also cover paying off debt, budgeting and savings in addition to a whole host of other topics that help YOU to get clear on our money goals and financial future. It takes the stress out of money!

Feel free to email me if you have any questions about this membership, or about anything you come across on my site or Facebook Group.

Until next time,

 

 

 

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2 thoughts on “Easy Investing Without The Faff”

  1. Hi Nikki,
    I don’t know whether you can help or not and I have just stumbled across you but here goes. I am wanting to retired in 14 months time, I invested through a financial advisor £166,00 in 2018 and added another £6000 in 2020, by early 2022 the fund had grown to £196,000 despite the pandemic but at this point in time it sits at £181,000. My Financial Advisor has said that this is due to the residual effects of said Pandemic, the Russian war and Liz Truss’s disastrous term as Prime minister. In your experience could this account for the loss. I’d appreciate your thoughts.
    Sincerely
    Carl

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