sallyaboulter
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blow it on carp you cant take wivu when you go |
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door.uk
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Dont blow it on carp you dont need any fish, save £400 and put £100 into a holiday fund and enjoy life, let the state bury you its cheaper |
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Scarlett
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You could try 90 day accounts, ISA's, or if you're feeling brave stocks and shares. |
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blondygrl2008
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invest it in something that u may want, or need in the future :) |
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piet lul
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put it in northern rock bank. |
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Dennis Fargo
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For someone under 60 find a good stock.
McDonalds just keeps going up as does PetroChina. |
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Jamie1980
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It depends on the amount of risk you wish to take. Firstly I would advise clearing any loans credit cards or overdrafts . Next make sure you have a contigency fund car repairs etc. Then check your pension provision is in place and enough to meet your aspirations for retirement (A financial advisor should help with this). Once all this is in place you can consider riskier investments such as a regular savings ISA that invests in FTSE for example Again get proper advice not to neccessarily buy the product they sell but to get ideas on what you should do. |
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jack
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Have you considered premium bonds. Seding you the link. |
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Stuart Haden
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It is too small to do much with. Put it in a high interest savings account. After one year follow these simple steps to wealth:
1. Get alist of the Dow Jones 30 Stocks
2. Select the 10 with the highest Dividend Yield.
3. From these 10 select the 5 with the lowest stock price
4. On the first day of the year buy equal amounts of each of these 5
5. Hold them for one year then sell them all.
6. Repeat the whole process
7. During the year keep putting your monthly savings in a high interest savings account. |
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dizzykatty
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try premium bonds, your money is safe, and you also have the chance of winning some money if your number comes up. |
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Teddy Geiger'sFan :]
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In A Savings Account! Perhaps Open A Yealy ISA Whihc Enables you To Earn Interest On Your Money! |
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asphaltjesus
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Stick it in a savings account. At the end of every 12 months invest the year's savings in a mutual fund for your retirement.
Every fifth or so year, invest in a different kind of mutual fund and examine the performance of the last 5 years worth of savings.
Make changes at about that pace unless something really crazy happens. |
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Gembow
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I would take the first £500 and use it to build a good website that can bring you targeted traffic to build a successful (whatever) business you are going to invest in. That way you prepare your nest |
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karl c
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£500 pound a month their is no gd way to invest it, aprt from maybe saving up for a year and with that money buy into a small rsing buisness (49% of the company so u can remain silent but still do some stuff) spend some more money on advertising and within 4 years if u have done it rite u should * ur money by around 20. Well at least thats wat my dad did |
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candyvilleva
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send it to me, I can invest it for ya |
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