[Misc] Retirement

[Tim Over Whelmed]

That could still work out if you are 66 going on 67 now?

63 now, 67 in 2029

 

[Sirnormangall]

I helped my FA buy this. View attachment 197027

It’s a bit old isn’t it?

 

[Sirnormangall]

I'm currently a big fan of passive investing with low cost global index ETFs so I have my SIPP in the vanguard all world fund which has a 4.78%YTD with a fee of just 0.22%, combined with the low £90 p/a fees from fidelity it seems pretty good value.

Would welcome arguements against though to counter the echo chamber of my usual information sources!

I’m with you on passives and have been pleased with the L&G International Equities fund ( though I don’t have figures to hand). But is anyone getting a bit nervous about equities given what’s happening in the world?

 

[Blue&WhiteSea]

I’m with you on passives and have been pleased with the L&G International Equities fund ( though I don’t have figures to hand). But is anyone getting a bit nervous about equities given what’s happening in the world?

A bit, however I have 15 years before I can access my pension funds so assume they will recover by then.

 

[Daddies_Sauce]

I’m with you on passives and have been pleased with the L&G International Equities fund ( though I don’t have figures to hand). But is anyone getting a bit nervous about equities given what’s happening in the world?

Large allocation to the US and the Mag 7 which I'm looking to reduce in my funds.