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Putting money into a and buying quality blue-chip shares to hold for decades can be a lucrative way to get ready for retirement, no matter how far away that may seem at present. But maximising the value of one’s SIPP is not just about maximising one’s opportunities for gain. It also involves trying to avoid costly mistakes. Here are three such investing mistakes I actively seek to avoid with my SIPP. Not paying attention to costs and fees The difference between 1% and 0.5% might not sound much. But as an annual fee, if that is levied every year on the value of an investment with a timeframe measured in decades like a SIPP, even small sounding differences can have a very large financial impact. For example, I like getting paper statements for my SIPP. But when I realised just how much was charging me for them, I switched to digital ones only – as well as comparing that provider’s SIPP costs more generally . Taking a short-term approach As a long-term investor, it is not surprising that I generally see a short-term investing mindset as a potential mistake. But whereas sometimes it is understandable, when it comes to a SIPP, I think the vehicle is perfectly suited to taking a long-term approach. This can work in two ways. For example, maybe a share that does well now has different prospects over the long term. That is a risk I consider in owning tobacco shares, given declining cigarette usage. But it can also mean identifying a share I think has great long-term potential even though it may be going through a rough patch. That is why I am hanging onto my shares in ( ) even though recent performance has been disappointing. The share has fallen 38% in value over the past five years. Last year’s revenues declined 6% (albeit from a record high). While the 9% dividend yield is certainly attention-grabbing, it may be at risk if earnings are weak. This year’s interim dividend per share was 1.2p, for example, while basic earnings per share were negative at -1.1p. However, over the long term, consumers and trade customers will want to decorate and renovate kitchens and bathrooms. Topps has economies of scale, as it sells one in five tiles bought in the UK. It has been growing its online business and an acquisition of assets from a failed rival this year (currently being reviewed by competition authorities) could help it build its presence among specific professional clients. Too much of a good thing Another mistake to avoid is letting one’s SIPP become imbalanced. That is not just about diversifying – it is about diversified. As an example, imagine five years ago I split a £100K SIPP 10 ways evenly over five shares that have gone nowhere since, four that have grown 10%, and . Ignoring dividends and fees, my SIPP would now be worth £372,000. Without having even touched my once diversified SIPP, though, Nvidia’s incredible share price run would mean that that one share now represented of my entire SIPP valuation. Diversification is not just about initially allocating a SIPP. It can also mean selling down stakes in huge winners, as has been doing with his stake.

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Anyone pushing for Mississippi to be in the College Football Playoff at this point is either on the payroll of the Southeastern Conference or wants to be at some point in the future. That’s the truth, as plain and simple as it can be after the Rebels choked away the best opportunity in the history of their program Saturday, losing 24-17 at Florida. No SEC championship game. No playoff. No nothin’, other than a New Year’s trip to Orlando or some such place that will force everyone in the program to pretend they’re honored and happy to be there. And given the vaunted name, image and likeness payroll Lane Kiffin had to work with this year, it's nothing less than a massive program-wide choke job. You want to play with the big boys after all these years? Fine, go ahead. But you better take care of business. Instead, Ole Miss messed around and put together one of the most disappointing and confounding seasons they’ve ever had. With all the hype, all the talent, all the momentum behind Kiffin after they dominated Georgia two weeks ago , are you really going to tell me the Rebels couldn’t do better than 5-for-18 on third and fourth down against a Florida team left for dead weeks ago? We can break down all the mistakes Ole Miss made in this game from Kiffin’s hard-headedness in handing the ball to defensive tackle JJ Pegues in short yardage to a missed 34-yard field goal to a muffed punt return that handed Florida three points to quarterback Jaxson Dart refusing to tighten his chin strap. There are a lot of things Kiffin will regret. But the bottom line is pretty straightforward. No team with losses to Florida, LSU and Kentucky should be within a mile of the playoff. And the worst part for Kiffin is that it was so avoidable. Yeah, the SEC is tough. So what? We’re in a new era here with the 12-team playoff. In a league like the SEC, you can survive losses, especially if you also have good wins. There has to be a limit, though. Three is just too many. Florida’s playing well toward the end of the season, but a real playoff team goes into Gainesville and handles a Florida team that just got its sixth win. LSU is a big brand name with lots of talent, but the Tigers are 6-4 and just not very good. Kentucky almost certainly isn’t going to a bowl game. Had any of those three games gone the other way, it would have almost certainly put Ole Miss in the 12-team field. The Georgia win was that valuable, and beating South Carolina 27-3 is one of the more underrated great performances of the season given how good the Gamecocks have been otherwise. And at some point, there will be a three-loss team in the expanded playoff. Maybe even this year. But it shouldn’t be Ole Miss. It can’t be Ole Miss, not when those losses all occurred to average or worse opponents. You have to point the finger at Kiffin. Yes, he’s elevated the Rebels’ program significantly. But for years, his record in the really important games that define seasons has been questionable. After the Georgia win, that narrative was starting to turn. If Ole Miss had simply beaten Florida and Mississippi State, it would have all but locked up its spot. And Kiffin would have been arguably the most important figure in the modern history of Ole Miss football. Maybe he will be one day. But it’s not going to be this year. For Ole Miss to implode and miss the playoff with such a stacked roster, and when most of the hard work had been done, is a crushing disappointment. It’s also a gift to the likes of Indiana and Tennessee. The manner in which the Hoosiers were beaten 38-15 by Ohio State certainly frames their resurgence a bit differently. They didn’t look the part at all and will end the season without any standout wins. But assuming they beat 1-10 Purdue next week, there’s little chance the committee can drop them below Ole Miss. The Vols also stand to benefit from the developments in Gainesville. The first team out this week, according to the committee, they are in much better position heading into next Saturday's game against Vanderbilt. SEC homers will undoubtedly argue that both the Vols and Rebels should be in. Already this week, commissioner Greg Sankey was on social media sharing some strength of schedule data as he begins his public lobbying effort to stack the bracket with SEC teams. And while the SEC is probably the best and deepest conference, you’d have to do a lot of mental gymnastics to conclude that the parity we’ve seen is evidence that it’s stacked with great teams. What’s closer to the truth is that the SEC has several pretty good, but deeply flawed teams, whose inconsistencies tend to show up on the road. The SEC will spend the next couple weeks claiming that the league’s depth means all of them should be in the playoff. The committee shouldn’t — and won’t — fall for it. Sorry, Ole Miss. 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