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Real investing. Built publicly from Manila.

Building Wealth One Week At A Time.

Building Wealth One Week At A Time.Building Wealth One Week At A Time.Building Wealth One Week At A Time.
Access The Master Prompt
Buy on Amazon

Real investing. Built publicly from Manila.

Building Wealth One Week At A Time.

Building Wealth One Week At A Time.Building Wealth One Week At A Time.Building Wealth One Week At A Time.
Access The Master Prompt
Buy on Amazon

The Weekly Investor Journal

Book cover featuring a piggy bank and a financial plan by Nick Finn.

ABOUT THE BOOK

No Pension. No Problem. is designed for individuals in their 40s and 50s who are eager to achieve financial independence and take control of their finances — all without jargon, complexity, or guesswork.  

  

• How to open your first investment account  

• How to build a simple long-term portfolio  

• How to use AI tools properly (without confusion)  

• How to invest just 30 minutes a week  

  

This page provides you access to the live Master Weekly Investor Prompt — the exact framework used to develop the system in the book.


UK: £9.99 on Amazon UK. US: Kindle $5.99, paperback $12.99 on Amazon US.

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About Nick Finn

Nick Finn, author of No Pension. No Problem. and founder of The Weekly Investor

Nick Finn

Not a financial adviser. Someone who looked at his finances honestly at 54, started investing £50 a week in Manila, and built a system that works. No Pension. No Problem. is the book. This is where the system runs in real time — every Wednesday, on real money, with nothing hidden. 


The book shows new investors how to start from £20 a week.

Not a financial adviser. Someone who looked at his finances honestly at 54, started investing £50 a week in Manila, and built a system that works. No Pension. No Problem. is the book. This is where the system runs in real time — every Wednesday, on real money, with nothing hidden. 


The book shows new investors how to start from £20 a week. My own trial runs at £50 a week (about $70), invested every Wednesday.

The Platforms — Where to Start

eToro

InvestEngine

Freetrade

The platform this book is built around. Stocks, ETFs and crypto in one place. Used personally by Nick Finn every Wednesday. 

Get started with eToro

Freetrade

InvestEngine

Freetrade

 

A simple, no-nonsense investment app built for UK investors.
Perfect if you want to start investing without overcomplicating it.

Commission-free trading on UK & US stocks and ETFs, with a clean app that keeps things easy to follow.
Upgrade options available for ISAs and advanced features as you grow.

GET STARTED WITH FREETRADE

InvestEngine

InvestEngine

InvestEngine

 Best for pure ETF investing at zero platform cost. Which? Recommended Provider. Simple, low-cost, and built for long-term investors. 

Get started with InvestEngine

 eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. Your capital is at risk. theweeklyinvestor.net is an affiliate partner of eToro. 

Get the Master Prompt

If you’ve read No Pension. No Problem., this is where the real system begins. Enter your email below to access the latest version of the Wednesday Master Prompt — the AI-powered investment framework refined through live cross-examination between ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Built for disciplined long-term investors, the framework combines: portfolio allocation logic risk controls drawdown protocols position sizing behavioural discipline institutional-style review processes This is not day trading hype or “get rich quick” nonsense. It’s a structured weekly decision-making system designed to help investors think more clearly, manage risk better, and build wealth consistently over time. The framework evolves regularly as markets, AI tools, and portfolio management strategies improve.

The Weekly Investor is a personal journal of how I invest my own money. It is not financial advice, and I am not a financial adviser. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you put in. Past performance is not a guide to future returns. Cryptoassets are high risk and largely unregulated in the UK. Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you sign up through them I may be paid, at no cost to you.

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