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fiction-factory. Unfortunately, I am involved in IHT - again. I use that adverb as I try to live up to philanthropist Andrew Carnegie's maxim 'A man who dies rich dies disgraced'. Too many have money they don't need that could be put to better use.
Fundsmith qv. made my fortune with their simple philosophy, (not that they always seem to follow it nowadays),
of buying shares in companies that have been around for 100 years or more and who make things that people always need, such as soap. Then do nothing; ie. don't indulge in any of the practices that are supposed to give traders an edge on the market.
Money will also be given to local charities - certainly not to big ones, (The Salvation Army excepted), many of whom have become big businesses with grossly overpaid management, and some even involved in criminal activity which they have tried to cover up.
End of rant.