Where To Put The Money

[Jennykenny]

Once you have invested the full amount in ISAs and Premium Bonds, where else can you safely invest money?

[mallyh]

premium bonds?

[Graham-W]

mallyh. Read the question.

[Sqad]

ISAs......;-)

[Jomlett]

NISA accounts start July 1st

[Graham-W]

Money paid into a Private pension fund is tax free. May be worth looking at that as a long term investment.

[sandyRoe]

If you're sure you won't be needing it for a while, what about a 3 year bond?

http://moneyfacts.co.uk/savings/3-year-fixed-rate-bonds/

[Graham-W]

The New ISA (NISA) accounts allow up to £15,000 each per year and, as Jomlett said, start July 1st.

[Jennykenny]

Thanks to all.
Ref the NISAs starting in July, already lined up for that, but will look into the bonds.

[mallyh]

oops slap my wrist lol

[Jomlett]

Mally was pointing out the Premium Bond increase - From 1 June 2014 you can invest £40,000 in Premium Bonds – up from £30,000.

[factor-fiction]

What do you mean by 'safely'? Is safety your only requirement? Accounts with any of the major banks and building societies are 100% safe up to the first £85000

[factor-fiction]

£20000 in Santander123 pays 3%pa, and even after tax beats most ISAs; also the money can be withdrawn at any time without penalty

[Old_Geezer]

The Old Geezer Beer Fund. Guaranteed liquid assets.

[inksplotter]

Land-especially if you build on it.
Gold.
The yen?
Chinese business?

Things not to invest in:

South Seas.
Tulips.
MySpace.
Shows in general.