Seven Timeless Financial Truths

A reminder of the basics is never a bad thing. No matter how advanced you are with your personal finances, and no matter what Lifestage you’re in, it’s always a good idea to review the basic truths about money.

[Chris-oceb]

Thankyou Pete, I have been a very long time listener on the podcast, and because of you our net worth is going through the roof. What an amazing thing you do for people. Thankyou for your time that you have given us, it has changed our lives.

[ab]

Pete you are a gem. I had always longed for finance guidance, and guess what my search has come to an end.

[ss_hat]

Thanks for this Pete, I wish you all the best in the new year.

[bainy]

Really enjoy listening to your videos Pete! Keep up the good work!

[kwilts]

People need to listen to this rather than the nonsense get rich quick ads littering YouTube...

[folaakingboye]

Thank you so much, Pete, for all the information you are giving out on personal finance and retirement planning. I have been learning about personal finance for a while now but most of the information on the internet, podcast, books are targeted towards the US audience, however since I found your podcast, it is heaven-sent. I have a question, any information would be very helpful. I am a firm believer in JL colins invest philosophy, hence I have US Equity(The Total US Stock Market) in both my SIPP and ISA shares, both expense ratios are 0.10%. However, I would like to start investing in the Total World Stock Market ( even though this still consists of about 55% US stocks) in order to diversify and minimize investment risk, however, the E.R for the Total World Stock Market is about 0.22, % which is making me hesitate as I like to keep the fees very low. My question is, should I stop buying the US Equity fund and start buying Total World Stock Market fund or sell the US Equity fund and buy Total world Market fund?
Thanks

[foolish_god]

The intro music is louder than your voice in this video