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�5000 to invest.
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I have �5000 that I want to invest for either 6 months or maybe a year. Does anyone know how I can use it to make the biggest profit?
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Get a cash ISA with �3,600 (the maximum). You can get about 6.5% tax free if you look around. This will give you about �230 in a year.
Put the rest in a fixed rate bond (either 6 months or a year. Again, you should be able to get 6.5%, but the interest will be taxed.
If you go for any cash investments like this (as opposed to the more risky shares option) then go for fixed rate deals. Interest rates are due to fall in the next 12 months.
Put the rest in a fixed rate bond (either 6 months or a year. Again, you should be able to get 6.5%, but the interest will be taxed.
If you go for any cash investments like this (as opposed to the more risky shares option) then go for fixed rate deals. Interest rates are due to fall in the next 12 months.
Just in my honest opinion.............................
Open an american online share trading account (very easy), or a UK one like Barclays if you prefer.
Learn all you can about oil stocks, particularly
http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=slb
and WFT, BHI, HAL
for SLB, wait til it drops back to 80-95 range, then put about half your money in. Sell it when it goes up to 140/150, in about 7 months. That's quite a good return for little risk.
I quadrupled my money on SLB once, it is a very nice stock and still underpriced.
All just my opinion, however. Good luck.
Open an american online share trading account (very easy), or a UK one like Barclays if you prefer.
Learn all you can about oil stocks, particularly
http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=slb
and WFT, BHI, HAL
for SLB, wait til it drops back to 80-95 range, then put about half your money in. Sell it when it goes up to 140/150, in about 7 months. That's quite a good return for little risk.
I quadrupled my money on SLB once, it is a very nice stock and still underpriced.
All just my opinion, however. Good luck.