Himanga Li
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My advice would be to try and diversify to whatever extent you can. Split the £10k into a portion which can be low / risk free, i.e a good quality corporate / government bond or a savings account. For the equity portion, invest in ETFs which are Exchange Traded Funds. They offer diversification on the market and aim to recreate index returns. They are higher risk than bonds, so consider your risk appetite when investing. ISAs are also a good way of investing. A maxi ISA has 7K limit a year and you can invest in fund through them. Good luck. |
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Veston Pants
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Depends on how much risk you want to take. If you want low risk try a bond. If you want no risk try a fixed saving term. If you want a medium risk there are high interest bonds but the value may go down. |
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Avalon
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premium bonds |
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katem1992
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Shares in companies that are doing really well. If you invest it in a bank with a 5% interest rate then you would recieve £500 in a year. You could also buy premium bonds, it's not gambling because you can sell them if you don't want them anymore. You could win up to 1 million pounds. |
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Laura S
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wozza.lad
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Its difficult to make any safe profits over such a short period.Your best bet is to put it into an annual fixed interest bond ,you can certainly get 5.20 % pre tax 4010% after tax thats a nice 400 pounds ,cant think of anything better.Northern Rock i think do one |
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origamimark
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High interest saving account. |
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Obsean
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ING Direct.
5.10% 12 month CD. Or just a savings account - 4.4%APR-no minimum, no fees. |
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stock.geek
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toshlyons
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Place the £10,000 on Arsenal to beat Watford today, for a 25% return on your investment. |
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joleen19842006
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put it into my business.
have an isa and a high interest savings account |
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shardf
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There really isn't any good investments that are safe. The stock market is really unsteady, up and down. I think the real estate market is good in some areas of the US, but I do not know where you live. We bought a house in a smaller town in Calif., between San Francisco, and L.A., for $80,000 9 yrs ago, and is now worth $350,000. The market is slowing down a bit, so now might be good. You would have to get in the general area, but maybe a smaller home, for a rental, and keep it until it appreciates. Some states do not appreciate at all, so Calif., is the only one I know about, since I live here. Texas does not appreciate very much, and so many others. You have to do research on this. I am not sure how much money you have either, is it $10,000 dollars, or something else. I made over $100,000 in the stock market during the Clinton Administration, in Microsoft, but those days are over. |
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Guineapig
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By lines for tonight's National Lottery - you're sure to come up with something good with 10,000 lines and a triple rollover pot of £20 Million! |
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Angel-Lady
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Buy Tesco shares with some of it, they are good buy, and I cant see them going down, not with the way Tesco keeps growing and just in the one Stockport shop they made a billion pound profit quarter. |
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Paul S
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Buy £10,000 worth of Premium Bonds from National Savings. With 10,000 bonds I would think you would win many prizes over 12 months. Any of these prizes would greatly outstrip any ISA or savings account. |
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daddybear
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I bought £13000 worth of shares this year and they are currently worth £25000 but although thats exceptional I would expect a return of 10 - 20% per annum. |
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