Hi folks, and welcome back to the Meaningful Money Podcast. This is season 22, episode 6.

Yeah, welcome back everybody, and welcome back to the Romeo to my Juliet, Mr. Roger Weeks.

Or am I the thorn to your rose? I'm not rich.

Yeah, who knows? Or am I the rose to your thorn?

Well, maybe. I feel like there could be some more of these.

Okay, today folks, we're talking about actually useful stuff. We're talking about investing

for income or for growth or both. So I said at the back end of last week's show, it's more of a

this or that or to the sort of conversation. This season is called this or that. It's

the sort of answering the kind of questions which might seem to be binary on the surface,

but actually rarely are, but investing for income or for growth is something that I come across

quite a bit talking to clients and it can actually raise some passions this subject. People

have quite strong views about it, but I'll say particularly this isn't important for those

who are approaching or who are in retirement. Yeah, it should be very interesting this one.

Hopefully. Yeah, well, I'd like to think so. Otherwise, we're doing something wrong.

As usual, after the main part of the show, we'll read a review that's been left by a listener,

try to answer a question and then it's the next session topic. Remember that the notes and

links from today's show are the show notes. The only you need to remember, meaningful money.tv

slash tt6. Okay, let's have a look first at what you need to know. So I think we need to perhaps

identify what we mean by income and growth might seem obvious, but I think it's with setting the

parameters a little bit. So income in this context, at least, is money which is,

usually say thrown off and produced by an investment. So some examples. Investment could be

property and therefore the rent would be the income that's thrown off from it. Yeah, shares,

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