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Today I thought i’d share some common investing mistakes, along with some investing mistakes that i’ve personally made throughout the course of my investing journey which began in late 2017. I started my investing journey on Vanguard UK, investing in a collection of funds that they offer on their platform, before moving onto Trading 212 in 2020, to benefit from lower fees, and a wider range of investment options. However it's over this period of time investing in the market that i’ve made a couple of investing mistakes myself, which I wanted to share so you can hopefully learn something from them.
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