Next week I’ll be travelling to the House of Lords to interview Lord Lee of Trafford, the Lib Dem peer, investing legend and author of How to Make a Million - Slowly.
Lord Lee is famous for becoming Britain’s first ISA millionaire back in 2003. Since then his investment portfolio has grown a great deal further as outlined in his long running column at the Financial Times. His buy-and-hold investment style is heavily focused on small-caps, where he prioritises attractive value and high dividend yields in family owned companies.
If you want to learn a bit more about Lord Lee’s investment process and haven’t yet bought his book - we’ve previously summarised some key points in this article.
I have a lot of questions that I’m keen to ask him, but I want to hear yours too. If you’d like me to ask Lord Lee a question, just let me know in the comments below. I can’t make any promises but I’ll prioritise those questions with the most thumbs-ups.
PS - Given Ed has enforced a strictly ‘no-suit’ policy at Stockopedia’s HQ can I get away with a jacket and jeans when travelling to the House of Lords ?
