Invest £7K for 11 months
22 December 2008, 05:53 PM
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Invest £7K for 11 months
Hello my learned colleagues,
Got £7,000 the taxman is going to want in prob 11 months, but maybe more.
What can I do for the best (safe) return?
Got £7,000 the taxman is going to want in prob 11 months, but maybe more.
What can I do for the best (safe) return?
22 December 2008, 06:00 PM
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I would have said Premium bonds a few month ago ,for safety and the chance to win a big prize (keeps it interesting ) ,but the odds have gone right down now ,mainly due to more being purchased because of the safety factor I presume .!!!
Other than that I can give you my bank details .Give us a bell when you need it back .!!!!
Other than that I can give you my bank details .Give us a bell when you need it back .!!!!
22 December 2008, 06:28 PM
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I would have said Premium bonds a few month ago ,for safety and the chance to win a big prize (keeps it interesting ) ,but the odds have gone right down now ,mainly due to more being purchased because of the safety factor I presume .!!!
Other than that I can give you my bank details .Give us a bell when you need it back .!!!!
Other than that I can give you my bank details .Give us a bell when you need it back .!!!!
22 December 2008, 07:34 PM
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Personal Savings, Business Banking, Treasury Services & Wealth Management - Anglo Irish Bank - 1 year fixed rate bond - 5% AER
Difficult to beat that.
Obviously put £3600 into this years ISA if you haven't already tho.
Difficult to beat that.
Obviously put £3600 into this years ISA if you haven't already tho.
22 December 2008, 07:55 PM
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Personal Savings, Business Banking, Treasury Services & Wealth Management - Anglo Irish Bank - 1 year fixed rate bond - 5% AER
Difficult to beat that.
Obviously put £3600 into this years ISA if you haven't already tho.
Difficult to beat that.
Obviously put £3600 into this years ISA if you haven't already tho.
22 December 2008, 09:00 PM
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In that case ING Direct > Home > The world's leading direct savings bank - 5% AER (variable rate) for new customers isnt bad
Otherwise there's plenty of 6month fixed rate bonds paying 5.5%. Interest rates will probably be between 0-1% when they mature tho!
Otherwise there's plenty of 6month fixed rate bonds paying 5.5%. Interest rates will probably be between 0-1% when they mature tho!
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22 December 2008, 09:22 PM
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In that case ING Direct > Home > The world's leading direct savings bank - 5% AER (variable rate) for new customers isnt bad
(although I have my mortgage with ING as well and they seem a pretty good company)
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