MinibabeUK73
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I probably would invest the £100k & have a great few weeks with the £60k!!! |
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loziiie
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i would invest in property but in turkey. in turkey over the past 2 years land prices have doubled and in the last year property prices have risen by 25-40%. resent research has shown that by comparision investments made since 1994 have yielded the following average returns:
stock market 18%(gross net)
Turkish Property 568% (net).
this means property in beach areas is expected to incres intitally by 50% and over the next 2 to 3 years 100%. Taking on average 25% capital growth, a property purchased at 60,000GBP with sustained growth over five years will market at 183,105GBP, this is 305% return on investment. if you are intrested in this investment in property i know a good property construction company in Bodrum Turkey.( visit the website at www.turkeybuilders.com ) |
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lynne c
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i would buy property and sell it and buy again and then renovate then id make an apartment for rent... |
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alx
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Diversify: a) in order to reduce risk and b) mazimize profits
1. Buy stock (Big Capitalization Companies -low risk, low but guaranteed increase in value)
2. Mutual Funds (Real estate related since you already got and Biotech Companies)
3. Future & Options |
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The 5th Elementh
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get a flat in London and rent it out |
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Ollie
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I'd buy a house. |
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dsclimb1
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120 in property to avoid the tax threshold, isa, premium bonds, few shares and slush fund in a building society just in case.
Extra - Im guessing some people in the US dont realise property prices over here, you wont get much of a flat in london for £160k. |
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emeraldisle2222
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Property first.
A good shares portfolio second. |
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Smokin' Gun
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property is probably offering the greatest returns at the moment |
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Property would be the best,I think. |
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Ann S
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I like Retox's answer. I would also take part of it and invest in foreclosed homes. Fix it up, rent it out, & when the market is better, sell. |
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investing b
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Hi, here is a collection of informative articles about investing. a free online investing tutorial for you.
http://www.investingtutorial.info/
good luck !
wish you make fortune from investing ! |
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Merle
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I personally would put it in a IRA and let it draw interest |
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retox
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You should see an independent financial advisor. How you invest the money depends on your attitude to investment risk, your objectives (i.e. do you require income or growth or a bit of both etc). A good adviser will draft a "model portfolio" which will include investment options that will be suitable for your specific requirements. For example, if you are a higher rate tax payer, you will receive 40% on any pension contributions you make. Have you utilised your ISA allowance for the current tax year to maximise your tax free savings. Do you need to keep a small cash reserve for emergencies so you won't need to dip into any of your investments - this is important as there are often early surrender penalties on investment bonds etc.
The important thing is to spread your risk. Invest in funds within your stated invesment risk profile and spread them accross various asset classes, i.e. equities, property and fixed interest to diversify and ensure there is risk mangement built into your investments - in simple terms not putting all of your eggs in one basket. |
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