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What's the source for 1:1 by 2050? The Report of the Commission on Pensions predicts 2.3 by 2050

My father is in a nursing home and my mother lives at home. She is attempting to get them both set up on the drugs payment scheme but is running into trouble because they don't share a pharmacist (his medications come through some warehouse pharmacy used by the nursing home, hers from the local...

Not really. But if you had a digital certificate of ownership of a piece of art, and you replaced the spreadsheet with a public database that was very hard to update illicitly. Then sort of.

Now that remote working/working from home is the norm, I'd like to extend our family holiday next year and rent somewhere in the west of Ireland for a few months over the summer. But I'm not sure what the best way is to go about it. Airbnb is the obvious option, but I'm hoping I can get better...

Genuine question: what would it take for you to change your mind? Bitcoin staying non-zero for some particular period of time? Some specific type or level of institutional adoption? Something else?

What public sector departments would you recommend?

Thanks for catching this (and the Koch brother angle). Referring to the Manhattan Institute as MIT is misleading at best.

https://awealthofcommonsense.com/2019/09/debunking-the-silly-passive-is-a-bubble-myth/

dub_nerd: out of curiosity, which other investment funds do you hold?

Another option previously mentioned by Sarenco in https://www.askaboutmoney.com/threads/best-investment-vehicle-to-passively-harness-long-term-stock-market-returns.209089/ and https://www.askaboutmoney.com/threads/best-place-to-invest-100k.208846/ - buy an investment trust like FRCL.

I'm curious what people think ofour idea of investing via non-tax-deductable payments to your pension. Assuming you don't need the money before retirement, and your pension allows you to direct the extra money to some sort of index find, and the fees are low, that seems reasonable. I'm in a very...

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In a similar situation: 39, well paying but high-stress job, hoping to be mortgage free in a few years and able to retire or just move to something more rewarding/lower stress by 50 (which is also when I can access my pension). I'm still working a lot of this out*, but there is a huge internet...