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Lump sum to invest for a short period of time ?

welchb
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Hi Folks,
Following the sale of a property and subsequent re-payment of outstanding debts etc... I have a lump sum -- which will be in the region of GBP 50k.
This money will be used as a deposit/fittings and general purchase of a new property and we are activily looking now but want to find the 'right' place without rushing in so am considering to look over the next 6 months (or more) --- obviously if something comes up we'll need the money.
Question is --- for the realtivily short tem is there any suggestions on how to invest this sum ?
The only real consideration would be we would need instant access.
Thanks,
Brian
Following the sale of a property and subsequent re-payment of outstanding debts etc... I have a lump sum -- which will be in the region of GBP 50k.
This money will be used as a deposit/fittings and general purchase of a new property and we are activily looking now but want to find the 'right' place without rushing in so am considering to look over the next 6 months (or more) --- obviously if something comes up we'll need the money.
Question is --- for the realtivily short tem is there any suggestions on how to invest this sum ?
The only real consideration would be we would need instant access.
Thanks,
Brian
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Hi Folks,
Following the sale of a property and subsequent re-payment of outstanding debts etc... I have a lump sum -- which will be in the region of GBP 50k.
This money will be used as a deposit/fittings and general purchase of a new property and we are activily looking now but want to find the 'right' place without rushing in so am considering to look over the next 6 months (or more) --- obviously if something comes up we'll need the money.
Question is --- for the realtivily short tem is there any suggestions on how to invest this sum ?
The only real consideration would be we would need instant access.
Thanks,
Brian
Has to be a bank!0 -
OK guys -- many thanks for that.
Looks to me that the Abbey 2 year Bond maybe the way to go all things considered.
1) They seem to be reputable and financially viable with no immeadiate problems.
2) We are looking at, at least 6 months poss longer
3) The terms for early withdrawel of this are 120 days loss of interest if you draw down earlier than the term -- which considered the rate I'd be prepared for given may need quick access.
Appreciate the answers and help.
Thanks,
Brian0
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