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[themindmovementUK]

Great you talk about mental health and the pressure v's living and going on holiday to Asia - I hope you did get there!

[simonwl]

Nice video.
It's worth mentioning that although there's a £60k limit for pension contributions each year, you can't contribute more than your gross annual income each year.

[TheCompoundingInvestor]

Thanks for the update Chris, Portfolio doing great. The end screens didn't pop up for some reason. Take care buddy.

[itsmesaltax]

I hit 100K last year and I’m already up to 180K. It’s so exciting watching the compounding. It must be INCREDIBLY satisfying once you get to 500K+. Ella 1% move is then £5, 000.

[soundslight]

Very interesting and relatable. I hope people appreciate the sincerity and transparency amply on display here

[hussamjamal]

Fantastic progress chris 👏. You'll The hit the 100k very soon. 100k club and workshop is fantastic. Really enjoying the workshop. Looking forward to the next portfolio update.

[jbarnes]

Hi Chris I have a question regarding your two fund strategy, Developed world and Emerging Markets. How often are you planning on rebalancing? And how do you plan to review the weightings? And how often do you plan to do this?

[DaveB-ru]

Hi Chris, excellent video and it is nice seeing someone in the finance sector being honest. Keep up the good work.

I have just sold my emerging markets tracker, so thank you for mentioning you are considering it as well. I now think I have done the right thing. It was the lowest increase out of my ETF’s and have now gone for FWRG (which includes emerging markets) and have put 50% in FWRG and 50% in VHVG.

[HammadKhan-ksez]

Hi Chris,
I usually don’t comment on videos but just wanted to express my gratitude to you for sharing your personal income. This has really given the insights and motivation I needed to start investing into Pension. Thank you for putting in the time and effort and for the wonderfully useful content.

[tahirnaeem]

Hi chris
Where is the link to the newsletter you were referring to?

[ep]

I have a lump sum to invest? Would it be better to stagger or to invest all at once. With parts of the market seemingly overvalued and risk of a possible crash would it be better to pound cost average rather than lump sum invest?

[infour]

Cracking progress Chris well done that man!
My only portfolio drag this year has been UK stocks. Otherwise the ‘usual’ ETFs have performed well. Additionally, SMGB has given me 26% in circa 2 months. Good luck everyone

[themoudstar]

Great video Chris! Just wondering why you prefer developed world ETF over all world ? Do you advise avoiding emerging markets?

[tahirnaeem]

Hey chris
Are yu investing in vanguard or investengine ?
And are yu investing in a pension SIPP or ISA?
Thamks Tahir

[papafinance]

Keep the great work up mate you are an inspiration !! Greetings from London

[patrickkelley]

Great video Chris! Wonderful tips to consider!

Does invest engine have a cap on how many portfolios you can set up?

[kirsten]

Such a genuine and humble guy, I like! Yeah, regarding losing historical data, I switched from S&P500 to Global All Cap but took screenshots so I retained an idea of how far I'd come.

[Tim_Bassett]

Thanks for the update Chris, its always interesting to see the as you say, its always nice to see green.

[hustlinhitch]

Nice video!

I have VWRL. How does it compare to VHVG?

[lyuklike]

I have been wondering, if you decide to withdraw your stocks and shares like right now, is it really tax free if you have been only been putting max 20k per year?