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Seconded. You get generally quite well-informed discussion on /r/UKPersonalFinance, no pushing products or shallow reviews which is what you get if you try to G
by dharma1 7y ago
Seconded. You get generally quite well-informed discussion on /r/UKPersonalFinance, no pushing products or shallow reviews which is what you get if you try to Google same type of content.
Also the discussion is two way, so you get to ask questions without paying hundreds to an IFA. In some instances you probably should speak to an IFA (or an accountant) for a holistic overview of your particular situation, but redditers are quite quick to point that out too.
- tron27 7y agoOne of the most valuable things I've seen is that the users on UKPersonalFinance are also not afraid to tell people when they're doing (or planning to do) a stupid thing. On the flip side of that, you'll generally get a good response if you are planning to do a stupid (within reason) thing but have yourself sorted out, followed the flowchart, got your emergency fund sorted and are paying off your dept. It's a good place for balance between getting yourself financially stable and enjoying the money you have.