tacosarethebest
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Stocks, mutual funds....property is a good idea, too. Just make sure you don't invest it all in one thing. Spread it out...have several investments. For instance, if you do the three I suggested, and the stocks go down, all isn't lost. You would still have the other two options. So I would split it up and invest it, and be sure to save some, too. See if you can find a high interesting savings account, or put some if it in CD's. Good luck! |
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Lest we forget
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Congratulations...did you have to pass 'Go' to collect it.
Get some sound advice from a financial advisers. My advice enjoy some.. save some for a rainy day and put the rest in Bricks and mortar but choose wisely the place/ location of your investment.
Meantime buy 3,000 pounds of premium bonds....can't lose. |
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scottie
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congrats.............depends how old you are, but I'd spred it around. Property, stocks this should protect you |
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Helen C
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Congratulations! Shares are a good option, earn money from your money, without losing money (as long as you choose wisely). I've used http://www.moneysupermarket.com/shares/ before, give it a try. |
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ovahare
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You need to ask yourself alot of questions. Do you need income meaning do you need to live off the money or can you put it away for sometime. whats your age, experience in investing. I am a professional fiancial advisor you can email me directly if you would like and i will give you advice for free. |
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Ting Tong
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spend the lot on pole dancers strippers and beer and make sure the tax man gets nowt....... |
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sly dog
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invest it in me |
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dan
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Yeah invest in your brain.Read robert kiyosaki's cash flow quadrant and then you should be a little clearer. investment funds and property are ok to good but use your own head.
Property is an excellent choice, but a bad choice if uneducated. Check this guy out: Ranjan at mypropertyempire.com. His ideas are fantastic and he comes across as very genuine. He hosts a property mentorship program : excellent stuff.
In his program you can invest in property without much money, but with what you have you would be at a huge advantage.
Good luck |
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raffi_nachshol
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Speak to a your bank manager and at least three different financial advisors.
Then take some time to review all the options.
Do not put all your eggs in one basket
If you dont have a nice house /flat then get yourself one (a manageble one)
If you don't have a nice car then treat yourself (but don't go daft).
It may seem like a lot of money (and it is) but unless you use it wisely you will end up with nothing in a few years time. |
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Neil M
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£500K - is that all? you poor dear. Let me have your bank details so I can put some more in.
Seriously though. Oil, Gold, stocks, high interest savings.
Avoid property like the plague - the bubble's about to go pop! |
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Simon C
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Put it all on red!
Failing that split it between bank saving (low risk, low returns),
property (med risk - house prices could fall), and shares (high risk but the best place for you cash over the long term).
However, go and see a proper financial adviser!
Don't put all your eggs in one basket though.
PS - fee for this advice is 1% = £5000. I'll accept a cheque! |
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MT K
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Women and beer and cars |
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glw
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well, you've definitely come to the right place for advice. this place is full of financial geniuses.
buy 100,000 lottery tickets. you'll triple your money. |
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theflynnmom
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I am currently taking donations. They are 100% tax deductible. |
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putonyourflipflops
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I have lots of ideas! how would you like to transfer the funds? |
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jojo
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give some to the poor and God will give you double that amount. |
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emaf1uk
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Invest it in me! :D |
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champagneandlalique
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Hey, you need a girlfriend? Haha |
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stepin_ez
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The war fund for a Iraq that really seems to be going somewhere |
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marie s
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ye send it to me il take care of it lol.... |
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tassintwo
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Buy a house and then go on a major drinking session to celebrate. |
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Happy Murcia
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will pass my bank account details to you shortly |
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Bed Sore.
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I'll look after it for you.......... |
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ESME
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WOW !!!! Well i would'nt be in too much of a hurry.You're obviously unsure so i would wait.Do a bit of shopping around and research before you jump in at the deep end and invest. |
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Benimus
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hide it under your mattress.. dont let the taxman have his cut.... condemn them all to hell!!! LMAO |
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Lisa T
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how lucky are you, property is the best investment, buy to let then at least you'll have something to show in years to come when house prices rise even more, be sensible with what you buy though |
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Louis Junior.
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Property is your best bet and you can make money on it by leasing it out whilst the value increases as well.
Or you could give it to me :) I would put it to good use. |
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sabbathdei
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you jammy c u n t i hope you lose it all |
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