Explore every episode of the podcast 36 Years Investing - What I've Learnt - by Philippa Gee

There is so much information out there now: a wealth of investment platforms, a great range of funds, and far more detail on allocations, risks and objectives. But does that mean you should do it yourself?

In this first episode Philippa Gee looks at the DIY option.

• Why your initial reaction to doing it yourself is worth listening to
• What's at stake: how much you retire on, the income you can take, what you pass on
• Being accountable for the risk you take, not only the return you achieve
• Why changes to tax and products make this a time to think about advice

Golden Rule 1: don't be your own investment adviser if it doesn't feel right.

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