I am twenty seven and would like to start investing. I have only $2,000 saved but am able to add more each paycheck since most of my other bills are now paid off. How should I invest to earn more. ...
If anyone can give their views and ideas about trading will be helpful. What are the online newspapers gives best idea about share market. (Both Indian and American company shares)...
Those of you who activily trade the Forex. What trading software and charting do you, use? Any complaints or comments. I am not yet paper trading, but will soon.. I would like some feed back. T...
I reckon September 2010 Additional Details Sorry, I mean Sept 2009. We will have seen the worst of the credit crunch and housing market downturn by then who agrees?...
i want to start investing in stock market and i dont have commerce background.and i have very little idea about stock.can anybody help me how to learn to invest in stock market and where to start ?...
i have a gd mind to xchange to new bonds so there will be better chance fro winning, so they say..
ANTHONY J
Years ago, £95. Bought my first canoe with the proceeds. A Granta Folding Boat. magic!
raysor
No. Don't do it. I think tthe only way to guarantee an income is th have the maximum amount. Otherwise do the lottery and put your savings in a BS or ETF corporate bond (ISA'd) or something sensible
Sara J
My boyfriend has won £50 and he's £2000 in them for about 4 years. So i would say no. Also your money wouldn't be keeping up with the rate of inflation. However if you won big it would be worth it.
David R
My gran bought me one for £1 September 1960 and I bought 10 in June 1981. So far no returns. If you invest 5k then expect your return to be around the interest rate but don't expect life changing amounts
Lily B Talus
yes, I've got £100 worth and I've won £50 three times!
Justin K
I remember someone saying that premium bonds should return about 8% on average, however, they recommended you sell some of them & rebuy them every now & then. Don't keep all of them from the same date.
James Mack
No, because they offer no interest on your savings.
Relatively Uncomparable.
My grandma has. But remember: they dont gain interest unlike in a bank, so weigh up the advantages and disadvantages.
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