How To Invest Without Being Ripped Off

David Ryder


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Anywhere
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Professional
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Expensed
Category:
Life Skills
Updated:
17th October 2023

A summary of the main steps from my book, How to Invest Without Being Ripped Off. It includes:

  • High Fees, Dreadful Service
  • The Financial Conduct Authority's Damning Assessment
  • You Are More Likely to Have Six Fingers on One Hand Than to Pick a Successful Active Fund
  • How I Copy the Big Companies' Investment Choices
  • How I Choose Very Cheap but Appropriate Funds
  • How I Choose a Good Investment Platform (online company)
  • The Most Important Goal: Getting On With Your Life and Forgetting Your Investments
  • Q&A
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About David Ryder

"The Martin Lewis of Investments" is a phrase being used to describe me and what I do.

I'm on a mission to help ordinary investors protect themselves against what I think is the massive rip-off that most banks and investment houses are getting away with.

I have 25 years' experience of working in finance and investments, including having been an Investment Writer for four of the UK's largest banks/investment companies. This entailed producing and presenting performance reports, outlook documents, reviews, explanatory articles and more.

The reality was that I spent most of my time coming up with excuses as to why the fees were so high while the performance was terrible. This was the case in every company that I worked for.

This experience left me disillusioned with investment companies, most of which charge high fees while delivering terrible returns for investors.

I provide a much better solution in my latest book, How to Invest Without Being Ripped Off. In this book I share how ANY INVESTOR can:

  • Save 90% on the fees
  • Copy the big banks'/investment companies' investment selections
  • Choose an appropriate level of risk for their investments
  • Choose a good investment company to work with (though that's just one step, it's not the whole solution)
  • Get on with their lives and let their investments work for them in the background.

More about me:

  • Predicted the financial crisis of 2007-2009 I have written several books and launched magazines. In one magazine, we predicted the financial crisis that took place in 2007-2009, which is how I was able to sell my house before the prices tumbled.

  • Broadcast experience I have appeared on national radio (BBC Radio 5 Live predicting the financial crisis on the Stephen Nolan show, TalkSport regular appearances as the resident Business Expert on the lunchtime show, BBC local radio demystifying money and investments.

  • Journalism I have contributed to the Daily Mirror, The Independent on Sunday, Financial News, CreditWrap, AsiaLaw.


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