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How big does your pension pot need to be to retire when you want?

By Damien Fahy
4 min Read 18 Apr 2023
How big should my pension pot be? Hi Damien, I have been saving the same monthly amount into a pension plan...

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How should I invest £150,000 to generate an income?

By Damien Fahy
8 min Read 24 Mar 2023
Reader Question: I have £150k to invest and I need to produce an income from this. My question is do...

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Where should I invest £100,000 to generate income?

By Damien Fahy
13 min Read 15 Mar 2023
In this article we explain the best way to invest £100,000. We look at the types of assets you can...

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By Damien Fahy
1 min Read 13 Dec 2016
What is #askDamienFahy? In the early days of MoneytotheMasses.com one of the most popular sections of the website was the 'ask Damien' section where readers posed questions that I subsequently answered in the...

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By Damien Fahy
1 min read 05 Dec 2016
What is #askDamienFahy? In the early days of MoneytotheMasses.com one of the most popular sections of the website was the 'ask Damien' section where readers posed questions that I subsequently answered in the...

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