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Month: April 2019

I’m a Millionaire (but don’t look it) part 2

Following on from part 1, no how with an old final-salary pension I’m now a millionaire but don’t live the … More

CETV, final salary pension

Happy Financial Independence Awareness Day – 25th April

Ok, ok I’m a day late but I thought I would quickly share some thoughts on Financial Independence Awareness Day. … More

FIAD

Sweet Nectar – money saving with AMEX: Updated

One of the mainstays of any savers toolkit is (ab)using the generosity of American Express.  They have offers that are … More

american express, amex, cashback, frugality, sainsburys, shopping

I’m a Millionaire (but don’t look it) part 1

Part 1 of how GFF finds himself potentially a millionaire and why there’s more of them than you think!

Cashback Alert: £3 extra this weekend on TopCashBack just spend £10

When it comes to spending money, we all have to do it at sometime and cashback websites like TopCashBack and … More

cashback, QUIDCO, TopCashBack

Tax return complete for the family

Just a very quick post here about our early Self Assessment submission.  Sit tight, it’s a gripping read!

CGT, HMRC, VCTs

GFF’s guide to Good Friday

I’m sat here in work today and I’ve been trying to call a few clients to catch-up on projects and … More

Easter

What I learnt from my Dad’s early retirement (aged 60) Part 1

For many, FIRE is a bit of a strange concept- a theoretical crossing of one line (passive income) and another … More

Dad, early retirement, parents

Don’t count your beer barrels before they brews

If you are interested in investing in a successful beer company, the one that GFF has a few shares in … More

beer, craft beer

Happy New Tax Year everyone!

Should auld taxes be forgot, and ne’er brought tae mind? Should auld taxes be forgot, and auld lang syne? So … More

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