DECEMBER PORTFOLIO UPDATE A pretty flat uneventful month really. The market has been choppy but dividends earnt have softened that. About £1000 down from November - here’s the breakdown 👇🏽 Portfolio closing value: £112,750. Total dividends earnt: £2275.11 A great month of

GM. It’s Friday. Here’s a thought for you: See investing as another bill. You HAVE to pay it regardless. £50, £100, £200 a month. It doesn’t matter. Just make that payment now otherwise you’re working forever. Ok?

If you just buy and hold the S&P 500, you beat most paid fund managers over time. Long-term SPIVA data shows that over 10+ year horizons, ~90% of active equity managers underperform the S&P 500 benchmark. Active managers may try to pick winners, but costs, fees, timing, and

Can anybody help @cashflow_king94 and I afford dinner tonight 🥺

POV: you at work when you’re 134 because you didn’t buy any assets

My growth pie is doing well over the past month

Keep getting asked for my pies on trading212 so here they are. Save this post. 10+ year growth pie https://t.co/NQwpvKgjNI… Pie replicating my main income portfolio as people kept asking. https://t.co/NQwpvKgjNI… Pie I made for a little challenge with the input of you

£1m is enough to retire, if it is invested wisely. Do you agree?

How is this tweet still churning 🤣🤣 it’s stealing engagement from my other tweets that actually provide value

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This is v interesting

Final thoughts 2026 is about: • Scaling income • Staying transparent • Sharing everything in real time • Helping UK investors understand their options I’ll still add to other funds too — but this basket forms my core income + metals strategy. Not financial advice. Just my

The reality of income investing These funds are built for: • Cashflow • Monthly income • Portfolio flexibility They are not built for: • Maximum growth • Smooth price charts • Set-and-forget beginners You must understand how they work before using them.

Why I like these for UK investors All of these are available inside a: Stocks & Shares ISA 🇬🇧 Which means: • No tax on income • No tax on gains • £20k allowance per year • Full flexibility Your monthly income stays 100% yours.

GLDE & SLVI (IncomeShares – Metals) Income from Gold and Silver. • Based on commodity exposure • Generates income using options • Monthly payouts • Adds diversification beyond equities Great for people who want income without relying only on stocks.

MAGD (IncomeShares – Magnificent 7) One of my favourites. • Focused on the Magnificent 7 • Yield often in the 30–35% range • Monthly income • Strategy refined to protect capital better than early versions Strong underlying companies + high income = solid combo (if you

FEPG (REX Shares) Growth + income blend. • Slightly lower yield than YMAP • More balanced structure • Still pays monthly • Aims for better capital behaviour over time Good middle ground between aggressive income and sustainability.

YMAP (YieldMax) High-yield tech-focused income ETF. • Targets very high income • Uses option strategies on big tech names • Monthly distributions • Designed for cashflow, not growth This is a pure income tool. Volatile, but powerful for cash generation if you understand

My main income funds for 2026 (thread) These are the core ETFs I’ll be adding to the most this year: • YMAP – YieldMax • FEPG – REX Shares • MAGD – IncomeShares • GLDE – IncomeShares (Gold) • SLVI – IncomeShares (Silver) I’ll always share everything I add to, but these

Wow huge rebound to start the day!!📈 I think that as more and more leveraged products come to market over the coming years the stock market is going to get increasingly more volatile. Good job we are holding volatility harvesting funds 😉

Income received so far in January: $JEPQ £390.38 $TSLD £191.29 $QQQO £69.31 $COII £246.85 $MAGD £402.59 $PLTI 29.97 $AVGI £43.11 $AMDI £8.40 $BABI £7.60 Total - £1433.67 YMAP and FEPG to come at the end of the month..