Munger’s £100K rule — what’s your tipping point?
When does your money start working harder than you? Renowned investor Charlie Munger once said that saving the first 100k of wealth was the hardest part. After that, the ‘tipping point’ meant interest earned would make future compounding ever easier. In our latest episode, Chris considers his family’s own wealth…
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