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Delove | How much money would you need to have tucked away in your saving to produce £27,000 interest a year? |
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Sabretooth
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That depends on how much you spend. |
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R J
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540,000 @5%+-
Take care. |
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jojo
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obviously depending on the interest rate however getting 6% is not too difficult at current saving account rates so £450000 would get you 27000. remember rates change regularly and often with little warning and you would still have to pay tax on the income. |
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givingvoice2003
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At what interest rate??? Dontcha think that would be important to know?
You asked this question twice and still didn't give the rate...
Nice to see you've gotten over your drug overdose.. |
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Jim
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Around £500,000 depending on interest rate. Maybe a bit less since you should get better rates for depositing such a large some over an extended period. |
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Franco
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I suppose you are planning to give up work! If so, you will need reliable income and not stock market speculation and the best choice would be preference shares a few blue chip companies. The yield would be about 7% and you would have to invest
£27,000/ 0.07= 385,000
You have a long wait. Much easier to marry a rich, kind, handsome, young man. |
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Marky
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If you get say 5%, then £27,000 is 5% of £540,000. This assumes no tax is paid, so in reality, if you end up with £27,000, the lump sum would be higher. |
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Clayton J
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Well, I'm American so I work in Dollars, but I think I can still help you out.
A good interest rate is 10%. The stock market has risen an average of something along the lines of 13% over the last 80 years. So let's assume you purchase some form of stock or mutual fund that gets you a 10% anual interest rate. That means that you would have to invest over 270,000 to get an annual return of 27,000. You will probably have to invest just over 300,000 because of taxes which will be taken out of your return. |
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Calm
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It would depend on the interest you would earn and how much disposable income you have. |
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olgreybuzzard
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( 100/x% "interest rate") *£27000= capital investment. |
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redgator40
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depends on the interest rate |
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country bumpkin [sheep nurse]
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half a million before tax. |
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