Twopence
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In my wallet. |
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glawster2002
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I would go to an Independent Financial Adviser for advice as I would say the best thing to do would be to spread your investment over a range of products rather than a single thing.
There is always a risk in any investment, including property, but things like government bonds, where you receive a guaranteed return, are worth looking at. A Financial Adviser would also be able to give advice on any tax implications as well - always worth thinking about with that sort of money! |
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Benjamin B
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Well you have 2 options, the first being a capital one savers account because they have high interest at the moment, and the second is a no brainer, you should put it directly into my wallet. |
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Cynthia
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You could purchase a property in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. The weather is very nice all year round. You can rent it out long term or holiday lettings. You can have a holiday home with income and you know that the value of the properties never comes done. |
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lozzielaws
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Under my bed would be very safe. call me! |
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Oluwafemi
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The best option is to invest with the money and banked the remaining ones or buy a share,land or house and lease the house or land for about 10years u will be surprise when u see the interest in ur money.That is my advise 4 u. |
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sarah_roo03
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premium bonds, if you believe Alan Sugar (but seriously, they are prob quite good).
Or savings account. |
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joo
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put it to my bank account. |
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Miss Behavin
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Depends on whether or not you are a tax payer - if you are you should use up your 3 x £3000 mini cash isa allowance and put the rest in NSI tax free bonds. Or preferably my bank account. Ha ha. |
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clairefleck
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put it in the bank and they can sort something out so that you cant touch it for 3 years this will gai you interest imangine how much you will have 3 years???? |
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splandastic
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Speak to an Independant Financial Adviser. There are certain products on the market place that guarantee your original capital and provide income.
Yes you can buy property, but think about all the charges, solicitors fees, stamp duty, etc, etc.
You could stick it in the bank, but even with the best 30 or 60 day notice accounts you would still only get 5 or 6% GROSS per year interest.
The Guaranteed products were making 10 to 14% last year and your original capital is guaranteed and you are able to take an income upto 7.50% of the original investment.
Its a very difficult question to answer without knowing your full financial situation and attitude to risk, but i would seriously recommend you seek independent financial advice. |
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migelito
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If your looking for a savings account then there are lots of internet accounts with good interest rates. Use the Yahoo money to find some of the best. Most banks have some form of account with higher interest if you agree to leave it there for a fixed term. |
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Phoenix_Rising
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Our church need a new building and a van , investing in the Kingdom of God and He will reward you in heaven and here on earth! |
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JOHN jen
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buy some property at an auction spend a bit money on it and sell it for a huge profit keep doing that for three year and you might end up a millionaire |
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churie78
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Do what everyone's doing, buy property and rent it out. |
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victoria l
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Property is your best investment all round.
Consider rental while your at it,
eg. 2 small flats at £100k each
3 years rental income @ £400 each/month = £28 800
Return upon sale at 5% increase per annum = £31 000
Total profit = £60 000 |
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zakarooney69
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Go 2 a brothel, enjoy |
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jamielawjen
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buy some properties
You will make up to 10% a year, you wont find those sort of returns anywhere else!
You could probably purchase a few houses on that, then sell them at the end. As long as you buy nice houses, try buying ones that are being built.
1. You will buy them at current market prices
2. Typically expect 15% off current market price
3. In the time it is being built you can make 5% on your investment
4. As soon as they are built, sell them at full price, making 20% on your investement
or just give it to me
Jamie |
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Janey
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Put £30,000 in the premium bond.
buy properties for the rest and rent it out |
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charles mBWAna
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Go to any bank which have good interest rates and deposit them in the fixed account for three years you will earn somemoney. |
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♥Jodii♥
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Savings account. Go and talk to your bank manager and ask his opinion on the best kind of account to place it into!
Goodluck xx |
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DirtyPrettyThings
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PROPERTY! Seriously, invest in a property, rent it out and then in 3 years not only would the rent have almost paid the house off, but the value of the property would have increased so when you sell you will make a tidy profit. One that will probably allow you to buy the house you want to live in. Geeze, I wish I could ask this question! |
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Spadesboffin
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give it to me |
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dotty
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Lucky you,you could give it to me |
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Resume Expert
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Open a Swiss Bank account that has no risks. Otherwise buy government bonds. Thirdly, look out for the largest IPO in China. The largest China bank is going to get listed soon. It's a sure bet.
Regards,
Edmund Ng
CEO, Founder
Infinique Technologies
http://www.infiniquetech.com
http://www.purchaseresume.com
http://www.itjobs.com.sg
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SG_IT_Jobs |
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rainman
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Give it to Tony Blair and you can end up in the House of Lords. Then you could sit on the benches and serve your country, you'll get to wear ermine every day, you'll meet all those other Labour peers who dumped their cash on Blair and generally have a jolly good time throwing out all of the new laws being introduced. Where else could you get that kind of value for £200,000? |
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give up art
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property, property, property, if your prepared to do a little hard work to make it worthwhile.
otherwise the halifax have some high interest saving accounts, put some in an isa, lloyds online saver is ok, NS&I bonds. but no doubt property is a dead cert, long term rewarding investment these days. |
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susanrad10
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it would be nice to have all that to put away ,but are,t you a bit silly to put on answers |
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betty boop
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give it to me! I'll take it to the South of France andlook after it for a few years. |
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Darren S
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Buy a house and rent it out. Better still, let a property management company rent it out for you (it is worth giving them a comission to save the headache of doing it yourself). Safe as houses!!! and that is my answer but if you want to make a lot of money a bit quicker and not scared to take a 'risk' buy shares in West ham United b4 it gets taken over and feel free to send me a couple of grand from your profits for my expert 'free'? advice!! |
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Jackie
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Property. Maybe 2. These will value plus you have rental income.... |
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