Boring Money Guy
Dan Askew | Boring Money GuyJust a normal guy on a mission to normalise money talk. Writing about financial literacy, simple investing, and the boring money habits that actually work. No shortcuts—just real life, real money, and building wealth one sensible decision at a time.
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Your workplace pension isn't a tax. Don't opt out of your future freedom.
I was talking to a young person about workplace pensions the other day.
He told me he’d opted out.
When I asked why, he said exactly what I expected him to say.
“I’d rather have the money now.”
He’d looked at his payslip, seen another d...
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I don’t want to merely tell my future child that saving and investing pays off someday.
I want them to see it paying off immediately—as soon as they earn their first bit of pocket money.
Not because the long-term story of...
Don't celebrate Earth's first trillionaire. This is not good news for you.
Planet Earth now has a trillionaire.
His name is Elon Musk—but you probably already know about him.
He’s the guy behind Tesla and the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.
He also owns a large stake in SpaceX, which has recent...
Money isn't the root of all evil. It’s just a tool.
“Money is the root of all evil.”
We’ve all heard some version of that phrase.
Usually when someone gets a promotion, starts a business, invests successfully, or talks openly about wanting to earn more.
The implication there is pretty cle...
I've outgrown my pension platform. My wife is staying put.
A few years ago, I couldn't have told you where all of my pensions were.
Like many people, I'd collected them over time. A workplace pension here. Another one there.
The truth is, I wasn't particularly worried about it.
I just didn’t thi...
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