Tips and tricks you can learn from ISA millionaires
9th March 2023 09:45
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Kyle welcomes Sam Benstead to the pod to find out how the 852 ISA millionaires on the interactive investor platform invest their money, including their top holdings. Hopefully, you will be able to get some ideas for your own portfolio but please remember that these aren’t personal recommendations.
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