In another opinionated companion podcast to a published Business Insider article, I talk about how waiting before you start an investment plan can cost you heavily (single millennials, I'm particularly looking at you!) and I break down exactly and quantify how much of an advantage can be gained by starting right now and how damaging it can be to procrastinate.

http://www.businessinsider.com/financial-adviser-procrastination-is-the-worst-thing-for-your-wealth-2017-5

In a companion podcast to an Investopedia article from late 2016 that I wrote, I discuss the irrefutable data that shows why picking individual stocks in which to invest is a vastly inferior and riskier strategy than using index funds and ETFs.

Somehow this managed to simultaneously piss off clueless millennial day-traders and grey-haired, dinosaur, old-school, stock-picking financial advisors. Nice!

http://www.investopedia.com/advisor-network/articles/082616/why-stock-picking-losers-game/

"The Behavior of Individual Investors", Brad M. Barber and Terrance Odean: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1872211

"Eye On The Market (Special Edition)", September 2014, JP Morgan Chase & Co.: https://www.jpmorgan.com/cm/BlobServer/Eye_on_the_Market_September_2014_-_Executive_Summary.pdf

A bonus episode - my podcast debut. Back in March 2016, in the opening weeks of the life of the firm, I was invited onto the Potentially Human podcast by Alexandra Janelli and Aubrey Levitt to discuss the origins of Anglia Advisors, its core principles and what the company would look like if it was a person!

www.potentiallyhuman.co