When I started I was told the S&P was the way to go by now that I’ve dove deeper I’ve seen a lot more people going for the all world option and I’m wondering what do you all think is better? (I’m intending on investing for the long term) *I’m based in Ireland which is why my all world is the German option and not the UK*
For anyone who is investing in the S&P in Ireland what do you think of the 38% tax on gains. I’m planning to start investing on trading 212 for the long term but finding out this tax every 8 years has made me question if it is still safe to do so.
I’m from Ireland and I want to start investing in the S&P for the long term. I’ve been told the Vanguard S&P 500 (ACC) VUAA, MIL is good. What do you all think?
Was purchased in Thailand in the 60s. Any idea of time period and if it is real.
The seller has it up for €450 but it has been there for quite a while. Is it worth this price?
Bought this Pope Alexander VII medal minted in 1658 from MA shops, it was a reasonable price and it looked nice in the photos but in person it was perfect. I’m a bit suspicious that it is too good to be true and it may be a later reproduction. It is 17.9 grams and 40mm.
I’ve been trying to start calisthenics for a long time but even the smallest bit of work on my abdominals makes my lower back ache. I don’t even have the time to feel the strain on my abs because the pain in my back hits almost right away. I have no previous back injury’s and I’m 5,9 and 63kg.
I’ll be visiting Bend in mid July and I have never seen the Milky Way before and I heard Bend is a great place to see the clearest Bortle 1 skys. How far outside the city would I have to go until I see the Milky Way clearly with the naked eye and have the best conditions for night sky photography with no light pollution or other factors. Is there anywhere in particular or once you’re outside the city it gets better?
I am not a planes person so I couldn’t identity this but when I was on holidays in the US I thought this was the definition of America.
I got a H7 in my mocks and I want to get to a H3. I am doing about 9 hours a day now and I’m dedicating 2 of those hours each day to biology. I’m finding tho that I’m not even getting 1 topic done a day and no room for exam papers. What and how many topics could I technically focus on for the next 10 days to get me to a H3?
This is going to sound crazy but in my mocks I got 300 points but with 0 study. Today I started studying properly and I got 7 genuine good hours of study in and I feel like I can get to 10 without losing focus. I want to go from a H7 in biology to H3 / H5 in French to a H3 / H4 in Geography to a H2 / H4 in English to a H2. For maths I think I will get an O2 after doing lots of 1 to 1 grinds and for LCPE I have a 9 day gap where I feel I could get a H1 (I absolutely try harded both of my projects)
After all of this information, could I get my points if I stay consistent over the next 10 days and between each exam?
I started taking studying really serious today, 8 hours is feeling easy to me and I feel very productive but when I started my first geography essay it took almost 2 hours to learn the waterfall 15 SRP’s of by heart. How would I be able to get through 3 or so essays a day whilst not missing out on other subjects.
Pope Alexander VII (1658 - 1660)
Diameter: 38mm
Weight: 17.88g
My first course on my CAO is 495 in Trinity,
It went to round four where someone got it for 419. There is only 23 places so if there is only 1 or 2 places assigned for DARE, what would be a reasonable amount of points to give me a chance of getting in. I only got 300 points in my Mocks so getting the courses without DARE would be difficult.