My Top 20 Posts of 2021

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As is customary for bloggers at this time of year, here are the top twenty posts on Pounds and Sense in 2021, based on comments, page-views and social media shares. They are in no particular order. I have excluded any posts that are no longer relevant.

I hope you will enjoy revisiting these posts, or seeing them for the first time if you are new to PAS. Don’t forget, you can always subscribe using the box on the right to be notified of new posts as soon as they appear.

All posts in the list below should open in a new tab/window when you click on the link concerned.

1. Can You Still Make Money From Buy-to-Let?
2. Can You Still Make Money From Matched Betting?
3. Nibble Review – A New European Crowdfunding Platform Open To Everyone
4. Assetz Exchange: My Review of This P2P Property Investment Platform
5. Who Wants to Make a Shedload of Money? How to Win Big as a TV Show Contestant!
6. How Much Should You Draw From Your Pension Pot in Retirement?
7. Nutmeg Review: My Experiences with this Robo-Adviser Investment Platform
8. How Much Difference Does Risk Level Make With Nutmeg Investments?
9. Should You Use Equity Release to Unlock the Value of Your Home?
10. Looking After Your Mental Health in the Coronavirus Crisis
11. Can You Get the Warm Home Discount?
12. The Pros and Cons of Working From Home
13. What Are the Benefits of Opening a Junior ISA for Your Child?
14. Top 10 Personal Finance Podcasts (Infographic)
15. Twenty Great Ways to Make Extra Money From Home
16. What Are the Best Video Calling Tools for Older People?
17. 12 Great Ways to Save Money on Amazon!
18. Ten Tips for Saving Money on Your Supermarket Shopping
19. How to Save Money on Your Heating Bills This Winter
20. How to Minimize ‘Vaccine Arm’

I’ll be taking a break from blogging over the festive period (though I’ll still be around on Twitter and Facebook). I’ll therefore close by wishing you a very merry Christmas (Covid and the government permitting), and for all of us a far better new year 🙂

If you have any comments or questions, of course, feel free to leave them below as usual.