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£50 Grand In Stocks/shares?
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out of a property sale if you had £50k,where would be best places to invest in terms of interest but not locked away for years?
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Bonds for five years are a pretty c+ap deal
NO I wouldnt do premium bonz
The problem about the stock market
is that it can go up and down (!)
and may be at a local high (an may not )
yeah I know sounds like Mystic Meg
I would to for well known stock and five to ten stocks
and choose from Banks, thnk f a bank that isnt going bust
Industry erm not sure
Utilities - British Gass, Shell
Retail - Tesco Morrison Asda - NOT pubs they all seem to be going bust
and keep 10k in a depositaccount for emergencies.
I have to say I havent made a lot of money at Stocks
Bonds for five years are a pretty c+ap deal
NO I wouldnt do premium bonz
The problem about the stock market
is that it can go up and down (!)
and may be at a local high (an may not )
yeah I know sounds like Mystic Meg
I would to for well known stock and five to ten stocks
and choose from Banks, thnk f a bank that isnt going bust
Industry erm not sure
Utilities - British Gass, Shell
Retail - Tesco Morrison Asda - NOT pubs they all seem to be going bust
and keep 10k in a depositaccount for emergencies.
I have to say I havent made a lot of money at Stocks
This is a bit complicated, but there are accounts available which pay a decent amount of interest 3 - 5 percent, if you pay in at least £1,000 per month. You could put the whole lot into an ordinary, low-interest account, with instructions to pay out £1,000 per month into one of these better-paying accounts.
By the way. the two accounts can't usually be with the same bank.
By the way. the two accounts can't usually be with the same bank.
atalanta, I've read up on these accounts that pay 3%-5% if you pay in £1k per month but they seem to be just bank accounts and revert to a paltry % interest after 12 - 18 months. I think Nationwide are doing one (other accounts are available!)
I've put £15k into premium bonds and have won £275 in 2 months since April. That's 1.8% in 2 months, better than building societies are paying!
I've put £15k into premium bonds and have won £275 in 2 months since April. That's 1.8% in 2 months, better than building societies are paying!
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