How to Fund the Life You Want

This is such a valuable guide to DIY investing, I recommend you make this book your first investment.

– Claer Barrett * Consumer Editor, Financial Times *

If you’re serious about getting things right with your money – and avoiding costly mistakes – then set time aside to work through this excellent book. You will end up better off. No question.

– Paul Lewis * Freelance Presenter, Money Box BBC Radio 4 *

Wonderfully researched, jargon-free, thought-provoking, interactive and engages the reader from start to finish.

– Jeff Prestridge * Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday *

I welcome this much-needed book, here to help anyone make sense of their money and pensions. With their human touch, no-nonsense language and a relentlessly practical approach, Robin and Jonathan have written the “missing manual” for everyday investors.

– Jackie Leiper * Managing Director, Pensions & Stockbroking at Lloyds Banking Group *

Robin Powell is an award-winning journalist and campaigner for positive change in global investing. He previously worked in broadcast news and current affairs – he was a news reporter and documentary maker for ITV for 14 years, before freelancing for organizations such as Sky News and BBC. He was also a Visiting Media Fellow at Duke University in North Carolina and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Journalists.

Robin is the founder and editor of The Evidence-Based Investor, a news and content syndication site that works to dispel myths and vested interests in the investment industry. He is also the editor of Adviser 2.0, a blog which explores the changes taking place within the financial advice sector. Robin is Founder and Executive Director of Ember Regis Group and its subsidiaries Regis Media, a provider of content marketing for financial advice firms, and Ember Television, which produces and distributes video content based on sharing new ideas in the industry.

Jonathan Hollow recently worked for the UK Government’s Money Advice Service and the Money and Pensions Service. He worked with leaders and regulators in government and the financial services industry to create the ‘UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing’. He previously worked as Editor-in-Chief for the Cabinet Office’s online publications, before becoming the Innovation Director at Serco.