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<blockquote data-quote="MarkSax" data-source="post: 497291" data-attributes="member: 5509"><p>It’s a combination of my converting most of my USD to GBP a year ago, the hedge fund I put my money in down-valuing their investments by almost 20% and requiring more time to get back to normal levels (that’s what they say) the inflation rate at 10% p.a and my self-invested shares losing about 12% over the past months. Planning for retirement was and became more complicated, hence my wondering whether buying various saxophones over the past 12 years would have been a better investment. My house is mortgage free so at least that’s that. </p><p>Big thanks to all who replied. Gives me a better idea how others think about the situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MarkSax, post: 497291, member: 5509"] It’s a combination of my converting most of my USD to GBP a year ago, the hedge fund I put my money in down-valuing their investments by almost 20% and requiring more time to get back to normal levels (that’s what they say) the inflation rate at 10% p.a and my self-invested shares losing about 12% over the past months. Planning for retirement was and became more complicated, hence my wondering whether buying various saxophones over the past 12 years would have been a better investment. My house is mortgage free so at least that’s that. Big thanks to all who replied. Gives me a better idea how others think about the situation. [/QUOTE]
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