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Prodigal Son | What's the best way to make £25,000 work for you? |
I really want to know what's the best way of making this money grow as I've been saving it for the last few years and find It's really not worth my while leaving it in a current account as I'm lucky to get a penny on every £100. I have got a savings account but you're limited to the amount you can put in it though I don't know why.
Any help or advice you can give is greatly appreciated.
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Ahwell
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Well, you should be putting your maximum £7,000 into an ISA, tax free that way. Then there's bonds with various types of funds to put your money in or unit trusts or OEIC's. Depends on how much risk you are willing to take and how long you are prepared to leave it. Many investments are intended for the medium to long term, 5 years plus. If you want security, you could look at National savings products but again, they tend to be over a fixed term. If your looking at savings accounts with no risk, then postal accounts generally offer better interest rates. Your starting point is to decide how much risk you are prepared to take, how much you want to put away and for how long. Maybe see a financial adviser? |
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bluebrancall
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put it into a high intrest isa account |
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INVEST
I personally do not like bonds, stocks, FOREX trading and other risky ways of making my money grow. I like guaranteed returns.
I've deposited a small part of my money in one of the European banks, which ensures high level of safety of the capital.
This bank is the branch of Raiffeisen International Bank-Holding AG.
It offers 5-years deposits in USD and EUR:
-- up to USD 15,000 (EUR in the equivalent) - guaranteed 6.5% APY
-- exceeding USD 15,000 (EUR in the equivalent) - guaranteed 7% APY
-- up to 11% APY for short-term deposits made in national currency (not £).
The rest of my money is smartly invested in my friend's business. I am getting guaranteed 40% annual interest.
Please check my profile and email me for more information.
I wish you success |
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DIXIE
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checkout the motley fool website for all you need to know - they unravel the cons in the ads - sounds like broadband doesn't it!
Main question is when will you need it
It can take weeks to set up savings accounts even in your own bank |
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Wise
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The Prodigal Son
You can get the highest returns:
1) Investing in your own business: 50%+ APY
£25,000 @ 50% APY = £37,500 in 1 year
2) Investments in someones business: 30% APY
£25,000 @ 30% APY = £32,500 in 1 year
3) Peer to peer lending in Eastern Europe (min. 2% a month, 24% a year).
£25,000 @ 24% APY = £31,000 in 1 year
Thousands of web masters living there need foreign currency to pay online for hosting and registration of domains.
4) Long term deposit with 7% APY compounded annually
£25,000 @ 8% APY = £35,063.79 in 5 years.
Please check my profile and email me more information about your plans and needs, and I'll give you a good advice.
Good luck!
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Jude
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Take out some ISA's. Talk to your bank about the best way of maximising your return. |
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♥Sophie♥
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You should look into putting it into a credit union x |
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lucky star
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have thought about a .C.D before or I.R.A talk to your bank about this idea's they could help you find out which is good for you i do know that you cant touch the money right away so if you have kids or expecting you may want to wait a while but i wouldn't wait to long because like my husband always says when is really the right time for anything |
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Ev-ian
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I would put two thirds in the bank, building society or whatever (and never touch it), and use the remainder, say £7000 or £8000, as working capital in a part-time business venture (if that interests you). Do you use Ebay? One option is to see what sells well and at a good price. Select say, 3 products. Then get a few samples , say 5-10 of each and see how that goes. Can you make a good return? (suggestion: find something thats a good seller in another country but which hasn't taken off yet in the UK). Hopefully at least one product will be a good one and you will have a good idea how much people are likely to pay. The next step would be to buy a batch of them or even, if not too complicated) get some made. The gadget and innovation catalogue companies will buy from small suppliers. |
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i love you eric
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ill spend it for ya. otherwise a good place to lookare the high interest return isa accounts in the building societies. |
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Gloria Babe
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If you can, stick it in a bond. The only issue with a bond is that you have a fixed term to leave the money alone, you can't withdraw cash until the bond matures. But you get a really good fixed rate of return. |
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