Welcome to FrugalStudent
I started FrugalStudent around 2 years ago when I started to feel confident in my investing skills, having now been a stock market investor for 5 years.
My goal is to help others invest in the stock market and to reach their financial goals.
During my 5 years I have made some big investing mistakes, losing thousands. But, I have also been fortunate enough to buy shares in some outstanding companies, more than recouping my losses.
I'm here to teach you how to avoid the thousands I lost and to invest in only the outstanding companies that have made me money.
If I knew what I know now five years ago, I'd be much wealthier!
By reading this blog you will learn how to invest in the stock market and how to avoid common investing mistakes. As well as this, you will get access to my insight into
I run this blog out as a result of my passion and love for investing as well as my desire to encourage more to invest - especially young people.
I'm sure you'll come across countless investing blogs that claim to be able to make you rich overnight or bloggers who claim to have unique 'insights' and hide everything behind payment walls.
.... Here's my promise to you.
This website will always remain 100% free and I will never hide anything behind a payment wall. I'll never allow affiliate links on this website nor will I ever display ads.
I'm always here to answer your questions too, just drop me an E-mail: Lewys@frugalstudent.co.uk
Or, Tweet me a question here;
@LewysAron
12 Comments
This is my first time visit at here and i am genuinely pleassant to read all at single
place.
There is definately a lot to know about this topic. I really like
all the points you made.
Hello, I read your blogs frequently. Your story-telling
style is awesome, keep it up!
Thanks Tamra!
Glad you enjoy the content
Sir…
Nice site. I’ll be back often. I’m glad you’re a Dividend Growth Investor. It’s one of the best investment strategies available. But what I’ve never understood is why Dividend Growth Investors always seem to want to retire so early in life. Some of your best years and your greatest financial successes can, and may, occur in your later years.
Hopefully investing will become your life’s work and you’ll never retire from this, the greatest profession on earth — professional investor.
I wish you all the best.
Respectfully,
Dennis McCain
dennismccain.weebly.com
Cool to finally read a blog from someone of my age range!
Looks like we’ve got some stocks in common 🙂
Good luck!
Hey,
I love hearing about people holding the same stocks! Means we are both reaping the rewards!
Thanks for engaging,
Really appreciated
Lewys
Excellent compilation of 100 FI blogs to read!! You just lengthened my reading list by 100x! Nice to see another youngish FI enthusiast.
Hi FIREplant.
It took a LONG time to complete!
I’m really glad you enjoyed, heading over to your site now to take a look :)!
Lewys
Refreshing to see a ‘normal’ person offer real insights, thanks!
Hi Lewys,
Just a quick question. Do I need to get a shares ISA if I’m only investing tiny amounts? I am 18 and currently doing business at Swansea uni so don’t have an income. I’m new to this and don’t know about tax if I’m being honest.
Ben
Hi Ben,
Yeah, it’s probably best to open an ISA then invest in a tracker fund if you’re investing small amounts.
We’ll be running a session on that at uni :).
Make sure you join the Investment and Finance society.
Lewys