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The creator shares several personal finance hacks, including information on Premium Bonds, pension contributions, and Stocks & Shares ISAs. The post emphasizes the importance of breaking down large financial goals into smaller, manageable steps.
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- 1Introduction to personal finance hacks
- 2Explanation of Premium Bonds
- 3Discussion on pension contributions and SIPPs
- 4Information about Stocks & Shares ISAs
- 5The power of breaking down financial goals
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PREMIUM BONDS
this is a safe way of basically lending money to the government
the annual prize fund rate is now 4.35%
basically every month there's a prize draw, and yep you could win between £25 to £1m
IT'S ALL TAX FREE TOO
so once ur allowances are maxed, its a potential alternative
PENSION CONTRIBUTIONS
yep...we all dread the idea of locking away money until retirement
but think of future self! it also reduced ur current tax burden
you can open a SIPP if you want to invest in specific things you want!
but remember! pension is SO important!!!
also! you need to consider whether you want to pay tax now, or at a later date. I prefer paying tax now and having the flexibility of using the money within an isa
STOCKS & SHARES ISA
yeah everyone tells you to open one....
but this is one of the WORLD's best tax-free way of saving
the UK somehow lets us invest £20k per year TAX FREE
even USA doesn't do this!
use it wisely.
POWER OF BREAKING THINGS DOWN
to save £20,000 per year, you need to save £54 per day
but it's not about saving £54, it's MAKING that.
£100,000 a year is £273 per day....
£1m is £2739 per day
start breaking down the bigger numbers into smaller numbers.
your bigger goals become easier to achieve with new perspective