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Banker on Wheels

Raph Antoine & the Banker on Wheels team

A European focused investing resource whose free Weekend Reading email curates market perspectives, portfolio ideas and practical links for people managing their own money.

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Publishing scheduleWeekly, on Saturdays
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The publication

What to expect.

Banker on Wheels combines investing guides with Weekend Reading, a Saturday collection of useful material from across the financial world. Its perspective is especially relevant to European and UK investors comparing ETFs, brokers and portfolio approaches. The reading mix also reaches financial independence, retirement and how to use money well. Some articles require a free account. Readers can use the email to discover subjects, then explore the site’s longer guides when a particular investment or planning question needs more attention.

Who it’s for

European and UK investors who want a useful weekly reading list alongside accessible explanations of ETFs, brokers, portfolio construction and financial independence.

Inside the reading

Its areas of focus.

01

Weekend Reading

Curates investing research, market commentary and practical personal finance reading into a recurring Saturday email collection.

02

Portfolio building

Explains ETFs, diversification and portfolio approaches with particular attention to choices facing European and UK investors.

03

Money and lifestyle

Connects retirement and financial independence with the practical question of what a well funded life should enable.

ETFsEuropean investingPortfolio constructionFinancial independence

The Desk’s reading note

Make the read useful.

Choose one linked topic each week to investigate thoroughly instead of treating the entire reading list as homework.

Keep a question, an idea to investigate, or a source to return to in your saved notes.