Peter Lynch’s Best Lessons Were Never the Glamorous Ones
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
If you cannot explain a business simply, you probably do not understand it well enough to own it when life gets noisy. He had what amounted to a crayon test - if the investment case could not be set out in plain English, quickly, without jargon, then the problem was not the company, it was your understanding.
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Peter Lynch’s ‘One Up on Wall St’
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
Peter Lynch's track record at Magellan is, by virtually any measure, one of the most remarkable in the history of active fund management.
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Volatility is Not the Enemy
By Peter McGahan
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Financial Planning, Investment
If we want no movement, no discomfort and no surprises, cash has a role. But if you want long-term growth which gives you buying power over inflation, volatility is simply part of the deal. It is the entry fee and the opportunity.
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The myth of ‘natural’ income and how to take income
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning
There is a persistent idea in retirement planning that the sensible way to take income from investments is to live only on the dividends from shares and the interest from bonds, while never touching capital. It sounds prudent - like the sort of thing your grandfather may have nodded at over the newspaper.
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The Return You Never See Leave
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
I’ve watched people negotiate harder over a used car mat than they do over the charges inside a pension (or investment). It would be funny if it were not so expensive. In investment terms, unnecessary costs are like turning the heating up with broken windows.
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Behavioural Traps in Investing
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Financial Planning, Investment
I’ve yet to meet an investor who set out to buy high and sell low. But I’ve had plenty of readers here who nearly did exactly that between the irresponsible headlines and sleep. Behaviour, not spreadsheets, is where most investing outcomes are won or lost.