£15.5k to invest - any advice
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From: Waterlooville, Nr Portsmouth
We currently have £15.5 k sat in an ING account with 3.20% AER guaranteed for 12 months from account opening. After this time, rate then reverts to ING Direct savings account standard variable rate.
This is returning about £28 a month.
Any ideas on where we could invest this money as it is not needed for 12 -24 months to make a bit more.
Thanks in advance
This is returning about £28 a month.
Any ideas on where we could invest this money as it is not needed for 12 -24 months to make a bit more.
Thanks in advance
I would go for the NatWest 2 Year Fixed Bond at 3.5%.
Premium Bonds are no good for just £15,500 to be honest ...... chances of winning are low. I have the MAX. with the wife also having them - not won ANYTHING since November!
Still a decent place for £60k if your other options are covered.
Premium Bonds are no good for just £15,500 to be honest ...... chances of winning are low. I have the MAX. with the wife also having them - not won ANYTHING since November!
Still a decent place for £60k if your other options are covered.
Best bet is to speak to someone who knows what they are talking about - an IFA would be a good start.
You've got one recommendation for very safe (NSI) and one for high risk (Direct investment in shares)
You need to decide what risk you are prepared to take with the money.
You've got one recommendation for very safe (NSI) and one for high risk (Direct investment in shares)
You need to decide what risk you are prepared to take with the money.
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I get the impression that Tony want's the best return with his capital 100% safe. If that's the case the two best 1 year deals I've found are
1) First Save (its a Nigerian Bank, but covered to £50k by FSA)
2) Punjab National Bank (Indian Bank, but again covered by the FSA)
The latter pays, iirc 4%. So on £15.5k that's £51 per month before tax.
1) First Save (its a Nigerian Bank, but covered to £50k by FSA)
2) Punjab National Bank (Indian Bank, but again covered by the FSA)
The latter pays, iirc 4%. So on £15.5k that's £51 per month before tax.
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