Dominic Browning, Managing Director
Posted by Dominic Browning
05/02/24
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KISS

Dominic Browning, Managing Director
Posted by Dominic Browning
05/02/24

KISS stands for "Keep it short and simple".

People can get very confused about long-term investing and it is no wonder as the investment industry does its best to overcomplicate matters.

We believe in keeping things simple.

So for your medium to long-term investments you should have one or more of the 3 following pots:

1. Free money growth pot.

2. Tax-free growth pot.

3. Growth pot.

We have 3 portfolios on offer and they are available through all 3 of the pots mentioned.

We offer these solutions through Fundment, a very low cost investment platform, whose charges are a maximum of 0.2% per annum. You can access your portfolio information 24/7.

We like this simplicity and hope you do too.

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