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loulabell1984
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my aunt has moved house and made some money:T but wants to invest it without risk.
what is the best way of doing this and where can we get some information on it.
she has already invested some more money in premium bonds and just needs some advice on the rest.
layla
what is the best way of doing this and where can we get some information on it.
she has already invested some more money in premium bonds and just needs some advice on the rest.
layla
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There is no "investment" without risk, if you mean "save" then her first option should be a cash ISA, 3,600 with tax free interest
The rest could be in a high interest savings account, depending on if she may need it quickly, or can leave it alone, then either a fixed rate and term or instant access
More likely a split between these options
Martins "Banking / Saving" will guide you through the choicesWhen an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0
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