sadie_oyes
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Microsoft |
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spelyam2004
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invest in a house , arround london or more like central london and put for rent
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the tennant will pay your morgage !
after few years its yours |
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brainlady
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Any form of land or property however small- check out auctions. Property in the uk is the best investment or vintage cars. |
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clintonwee
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stock market
It will keep you focused on what's going on in the business world, which isn't a bad thing if you are interested in making money, which you clearly are since you are investing £££
Just do your research and don't buy stupid stocks without any basis for doing so. Also don't put all your eggs in one basket. You must spread your risk |
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dan
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i am no master at investing but i do know first rule about investing is don't be emotional. How to avoid that? Educate yourself, beaware of brokers thay have their own interests in mind. Read the second book of robert kiyosaki, the cash flow quadrant, its life changing. One needs to get their mind right.
If i was you only from my opinion though i would try invest in property.
As one suggestion check out someplaceelse.co.uk, they help clients invest in emerging markets abroad which are cheap and have good capital growth, medium risk so look at it and make your own desicions.
Good luck |
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dels replies
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15 grand won't earn you a fortune.Either invest the maximmum you can in an ISA to take advantage of the tax allowances and you might get up to 8% interest. Purchase a bond with a good guaranteed return over the 3 years.You should be able to get 5 or 6 % but it will be taxable.There are ways to get more return but some of them can be risky.Only you can determine the sort of risk you are prepared to take and what would be your position if you lost the lot. |
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Lisa
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my bank account thanx :) |
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KOLO
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put it on red on the roulette |
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psyimology
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I would not invest in anything, its all going to go bang soon. Ive got the same to invest, and i would not invest in anything yet. Its all too unstable. |
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noeusuperstate
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Put £3,000 in a cash mini ISA, look around as rates vary.
3 years is not really enough to consider shares as the costs may not be returned, also as this is money you will presumably have to pay back a high risk investment is unwise.
With 1/2 the rest I would find a 3 year Tracker on the FTSE
which would keep running costs down and the balance into an internet high interest rate account, again look around as there are quite a few different ones.
Take a variable not fixed here as interest rates are on the increase for at least the next 6 months.
There are also some investments offering minimum returns as high as 9% but these usually require 5 years, but you may be able to handle that for a smaller amount say £2k. |
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leopardshaz
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THE MSR FUND OF COURSE.
That stands for MAKE SHAZZ RICH he he lucky you!!! xx |
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Paul U
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A conservative Forex hedge trade should average 4% to 7% per month. By utilizing a hedge stratgey and maintaining a margin of less than 7% you will greatly reduce the risks normally associated with the Forex market. |
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monkienutz
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The Halifax have some good deals, it may not be the highest interest rate but it's good. Their on line banking is good so it is easy to track and you know that your money is safe with them. I wouldn't go for fixed rate for three years though as it is reckoned that interest rates are going to go up... |
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Cheese A
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Put it all on black 29 |
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algeria british business connect
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could you send me your cv my we have the opprotunity for you to invest your Budget in the right industry.
Algeria British Business Connect.
Serrai zahir
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