In a Roth account, you are taxed on the initial contribution, but all growth you create is tax free.The growth the plan receives over time compounds the tax-sheltering, as the investment gains are not eroded each year by taxation. 

I would think that if you say 'all convicted or anyone with a record' you would not have a defensible position.  

Denver is now a lot bigger than Calgary and is diversified with tech, finance, healthcare, telecommunications, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, tourism, outdoor recreation, transportation/logistics, defense, food and agriculture, and a bustling startup culture.

Haha all fair points, but in my defense the actual car is black and not yellow, the image was just from google :) 

My question is I suppose how to raise £50,000 for a down payment asap so I can start compounding the profits. 

And while compound interest is the greatest slave, it is the harshest master.It's taken 4 years to get to where we are, so what we are doing is not working.

It's pretty simple math and when you start to add compounding over 10 or 20 years the numbers get much bigger.That said... there is something to be said for financial independence. 

  If you have 30,000 and can compound it at a annual rate of 10% per year for 118.19 months you will have a little over 80,000. 

I haven't been very active up here, but I just got my "AHA" moment today after sharing my first post yesterday looking to inspire beginning real estate investors to get started and post was belittled by a veteran and others came to my defense.

Look, i dont give a damn who you bow to or whoś defense you run to; just dont lecture me.