What to invest in or make money from with £10k?
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What to invest in or make money from with £10k?
What to invest in or make money from with £10k?
With interest rates 1%. and the **** thats going on now, what would make money now? What you guys got ur saving in.
PS no silly answers like invest in rabbits or rent a posh car for a day.
With interest rates 1%. and the **** thats going on now, what would make money now? What you guys got ur saving in.
PS no silly answers like invest in rabbits or rent a posh car for a day.
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Just sitting on money in two banks hoping rates will rise above inflation soon. It's bloody annoying but there are far worse situations for people out there.
Possibly looking at two years fixed (about 4%) from Egg or similar but knowing our luck, rates will rise before then.
Possibly looking at two years fixed (about 4%) from Egg or similar but knowing our luck, rates will rise before then.
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Buy shares in the investment banks, hold on for 5 years, watch your money double / tripple. Best long term investment. Hurry, prices going up. I brought a few in Barclays, HBOS, couple of others. Ok, not too happy at the moment, a bit uncertain, but believe me, 5 years, happy days.
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Northern Thailand, Burma are good ones. 10% (burma) to 50% (thai) of the price you would pay in the UK. Easy to ship or bring back personally too. Quick turnaround.
Gold is at top dollar at the moment (well a bit below it's top ever price of last year) and will only fall slightly or stay the same int he next few years.
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Im gd for 1-5 years. Ive can get 4% if i look around. But im sure I can make more money in 1 year then waiting for £400 interest or 1% what its at now.
I found a website to become a loan shark, anyone seen it? You read how much people want to loan with why they want it and you get a % interest but its risky.
I found a website to become a loan shark, anyone seen it? You read how much people want to loan with why they want it and you get a % interest but its risky.
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Depends how much more cash you have. If £10k is most/all of your savings put it in a bank and forget about it.
If it represents a very small part of your wealth then have a punt. I would drip feed it into some FTSE/S andP/ dow tracker funds
If it represents a very small part of your wealth then have a punt. I would drip feed it into some FTSE/S andP/ dow tracker funds
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Carefully selected shares, especially in companies which have seen massive drops due to the recession, ie property builders, banks, media companies. Spread it around a bit, and when we come out of recession these will soar. I wouldn't be buying gold right now TBH.
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I'd have thought once the recovery will begin or confidence returns gold will be dumped in favour of other investments. The reason gold is high now is due to uncertainty in other investments.
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Yesterday I moved a similar amount to my Egg Money Credit card as they WERE giving 4% on a positive balance (and have been doing for some time now) so much better than another savings account I had it in..... then today I conveniently received an e-mail from them telling me of new changes.... as of the 24th April they are changing their interest rates on positive balances to 0.5%!!! bastids
Just my luck! I think I’m just going to move the money back and sit on it for a while. I don't want to put it in something for a few years and can’t get to it as its house deposit money so will want to get my mitts on it in the not too distant future.
Just my luck! I think I’m just going to move the money back and sit on it for a while. I don't want to put it in something for a few years and can’t get to it as its house deposit money so will want to get my mitts on it in the not too distant future.
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BP or Shell shares are paying a dividend around 8%, BP have said recently that they're planning to maintain the dividend at this level for the rest of this year. Good price today as well for buying.
Or if you're feeling lucky look at RIFT on the AIM market, poised for takeoff in the next few weeks.
DYOR - ADVFN.com is a good place to start.
Or if you're feeling lucky look at RIFT on the AIM market, poised for takeoff in the next few weeks.
DYOR - ADVFN.com is a good place to start.
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With £10k my advice would be to spend it on something which will not lose money and give you enjoyment at the same time.
Secondhand cars are very cheap at the moment, maybe a SAAB? SAABs are pennies because their future is uncertain .... you can get a gift for £10k, sell it in 2 years time for £12k if things turn for GM/SAAB.
Secondhand cars are very cheap at the moment, maybe a SAAB? SAABs are pennies because their future is uncertain .... you can get a gift for £10k, sell it in 2 years time for £12k if things turn for GM/SAAB.
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A share based isa is good, you can pay in up to a certain amount for a mid-long term, the company invest it through the markets at good prices, then sell off the shares when they peak, ive had mine for over a year, with a small amount every month, and ive made back just under double what ive put in, not bad!
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My other money was in share lots loads in them, sep 11th that day lost £2k.
What about a business or item people want now a days? There must be a list of stuff people spend more in. i.e. alchol / takeaway / cakes / dvds etc
What about a business or item people want now a days? There must be a list of stuff people spend more in. i.e. alchol / takeaway / cakes / dvds etc
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