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16 resolutions that will make you wealthy in 2024 

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In this episode, Tommy and Ed unveil a new financial score tool that helps you assess your financial health and set New Year's resolutions. The episode covers various topics, including the importance of saving and controlling spending, paying down bad debts, protecting finances, investing for wealth accumulation, maximizing tax efficiency, and organizing finances. We emphasize the need to take action and overcome financial worries to achieve financial goals. In this conversation, Tommy and Ed discusse the importance of organizing financial records and setting new year's resolutions. He shares his experience with the Help to Buy loan scheme and his goal of paying off debt. Tommy also talks about his resolution to get fit and the challenges he faced due to an injury. He discusses his investment strategy and the possibility of transferring his cash LISA to a stocks and shares LISA.
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00:00 Introduction and New Year's Resolutions
00:31 Unveiling the MedicsMoney Financial Score
00:56 Accessing the Financial Score Tool
01:14 Understanding the Financial Score Categories
02:04 The Importance of Saving and Spending Control
02:37 The Impact of Daily Spending Habits
03:38 The Concept of Opportunity Cost
04:42 The Importance of Paying Down Bad Debts
08:39 The Role of Protection in Financial Health
14:17 The Importance of Investing
16:13 Understanding the Power of Compound Interest
22:00 Considering Property Investment
25:17 Understanding Tax Allowances and Reliefs
26:03 Understanding Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax
26:19 The Importance of Financial Knowledge and Planning
26:44 Feedback and Suggestions for the Scorecard
27:39 Tax Rebates on Professional Expenses
28:55 Maximizing Tax Efficiency with Government Incentives
29:09 Understanding Different Types of ISAs
31:22 The Pros and Cons of Premium Bonds
33:33 Exploring Tax Reducer Schemes
38:00 The Importance of Organizing Your Financial Records
38:18 Reflecting on Past Financial Resolutions and Setting New Ones
40:05 The Journey to Financial Stability and Fitness
42:42 Exploring Government Incentives and Investment Strategies
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31 дек 2023

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Комментарии : 11   
@EstherCole
@EstherCole 9 месяцев назад
Great to hear your new years resolutions. Glad to hear your hand is healing well Tommy! When it comes to tax relief, don't forget SIPPs and charitable giving. These tools have served me well in the past. Happy 2024!!
@MedicsMoney
@MedicsMoney 9 месяцев назад
❤️❤️❤️ Good tax relief tips.
@robbiekerry4500
@robbiekerry4500 9 месяцев назад
Tommy makes a fair point about cash not being inflation proof when it comes to Ed's LISA, however, had you factored in the govt 25% bonus in addition to any interest earned? Will be good to hear if you're able to transfer it to a stocks & shares LISA. Happy New Year!
@MedicsMoney
@MedicsMoney 9 месяцев назад
Happy and £prosperous NY to you. The 25% bonus is good but cash is a terrible long term investment and since Ed’s going to have this for 20 years it really should be invested. Cash = 25% bonus plus 1% return if lucky. Globally diversified stocks =25% +6% historically.
@robbiekerry4500
@robbiekerry4500 9 месяцев назад
Thanks. Completely forgot to apply the 25% to S&S LISA. For those wanting to use LISA as a vehicle to save a deposit for their first home, to benefit from the govt 25%, cash might be wiser, as you may need the liquidity. For long-term investment, S&S wins. DOI - I'm too old to open a LISA, but will encourage my 19 year old to open one.
@robbiekerry4500
@robbiekerry4500 9 месяцев назад
Will Ed be able to share who he chose as a S&S LISA provider in future?
@DrAnthonysavoie
@DrAnthonysavoie 8 месяцев назад
When youre putting money into your funds to accrew from early working years- have you/would you ever take sums out for costs such as first house payments (Im thinking you will have to save up money to put a deposit down, so would it be worth putting in an index whilst you are accumulating and then pulling it out)? (Im interested in your experience of doing things)
@MedicsMoney
@MedicsMoney 8 месяцев назад
Great question. Very important to match your investments to your goals. So for long term goals > 5 years you might hold 100% equities DYOR. But for shorter goals
@Sam-ug4xt
@Sam-ug4xt 8 месяцев назад
What do i invest in?? The recommendation to invest.. But into what? I want to make sure it is atleast a bit ethical.
@Sam-ug4xt
@Sam-ug4xt 8 месяцев назад
And also sometimes a good way to invest is to buy an asset ..to do that i need to have cash liquid...so i need to save money? If its invested then i cant just buy the asset.
@Sam-ug4xt
@Sam-ug4xt 8 месяцев назад
Also i feel like it continues to prop up this f'd up market.