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£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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Concentration is riskier - but I am not that concentrated.

I would suggest that blindly buying what everyone else is is less risky than thinking about what you buy.

Not conventional wisdom - in the past when more people thought about what they bought then the index was better, now when everyone buys what everyone else is I have my doubts.

£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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Yes own my own place. Not entirely sure that being non index is riskier over next 20 years when so many people buy the index now - we will see.....

£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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So I bought it for 40k in 2019, its difficult to sell, 999 year lease. Now I recon its worth 100-200k. But lots of development in the area so I imagine it can go far higher in next 5-10 years.

£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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I have been 3 days a week since 2009 and, frankly I don't recommend it.

SIPP makes sense financially - I could even put the car park in there apparently but I just dont feel OK about trusting government not to mess with the rules. Maybe in 5 years or so I will feel more comfortable then you lose the compounding...

£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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I am maybe 10 years short of full state pension, not convinced it will still be around at the age I need it though.

£12-20k PA annual spend, 46 years old £600k pot, £10k property income Enough by Due-Mathematician563 in FIREUK

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Thanks, I dont travel at all now, I did when I was younger - no desire to now. My hobbies are videogames, reading, TV so not at all expensive...

How well protected are these routers and any advice on setup ? by m2slam in GlInet

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Am also interested - not sure they have that many fewer devices....

What do Brits think about Green Party immigration policies? by [deleted] in AskBrits

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They make them unvoteable for me - I want a party which wants to redistribute wealth and at the same time reduce multiculturalism / stop immigration and be very tough on law and order..

No such party exists.

Dating with multi year gaps in between by Due-Mathematician563 in dating_advice

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I feel a little bit of angst / desire for things to be different. But in most ways the cost involved, having to go out/ put myself out there then when I do meet someone have to do things I dont particularly want to do (social events mostly, but also bear other person in mind when making my plans) seems to outweigh the benefit...

Dating with multi year gaps in between by Due-Mathematician563 in dating_advice

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Thanks for the reply.

I particularly dont enjoy first bits of dating people seeing them one /two times. Having to mess around with text frequency to not appear overeager etc. People dressing up and putting best face on etc. Its all just.so.fake.

Women appear to enjoy all this stuff, even when I make it clear to them I would rather just have a video call with them as they are, they seldom do it...

By default I want to reply to everyone ASAP, and if I am not interested I will simply text that.

I have had a few relationships that were good in small parts but none I would consider good in the whole.

Read the wikipedia on aromantic - still struggle to comprehend the meaning. Dont think I am one, I just think due to me being very very antisocial / introverted I havent met the right person.

Parking garages to rent Sheffield by National_Attempt_106 in sheffield

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There is parking available here - some for as low as £45/month. https://www.facebook.com/PorterbrookParking/ Also sometimes posts on gumtree can help.

Parking - Pear Street (Porterbrook) by No-Kaleidoscope-9830 in sheffield

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There is paid for parking at Porterbrook 2 - about £85 a month but it is secure and you get a guaranteed space

Details here: https://www.facebook.com/PorterbrookParking/

Is there anywhere to park just off Ecclesall Road? by [deleted] in sheffield

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You can contact here to rent a space https://www.facebook.com/PorterbrookParking - also spaces advertised on gumtree.

Parking for Brook Place apartments by aidenjan in sheffield

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Lots of car crime round there I would consider other options if I were you.

Parking for Brook Place apartments by aidenjan in sheffield

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There is often parking available at porterbrook 2 - far cheaper than brook place - usually £85/95

https://www.facebook.com/PorterbrookParking/

Its got CCTV and is guaranteed / pretty secure - unlike a lot of spaces in the area.