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Advice please!!!
Batteryman
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I have just finished my 1st year being self employed and have paid my Tax bill (by 31st Jan!!) and have a nice lump sum saved over.
Unfortunaley this lump sum is going to be needed by the lovely tax man later on in the Year (Boo Hiss :mad:) so in fact is not mine to do what i want with.
I therefore want to invest this money somewhere to get a better return than just in the bank account and thinking of an ISA etc
The fund is currently approx £10k (could pay off all my debts with this!!!!!)
I would welcome any advice on what people think is the best option for this and where I should invest.
Thanks for your help in advance
Unfortunaley this lump sum is going to be needed by the lovely tax man later on in the Year (Boo Hiss :mad:) so in fact is not mine to do what i want with.
I therefore want to invest this money somewhere to get a better return than just in the bank account and thinking of an ISA etc
The fund is currently approx £10k (could pay off all my debts with this!!!!!)
I would welcome any advice on what people think is the best option for this and where I should invest.
Thanks for your help in advance
2014 is the year to clear !!!
Need to save money and cut back to pay off debits :eek:
so far = £0 but going to start today.......:A
Need to save money and cut back to pay off debits :eek:
so far = £0 but going to start today.......:A
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3000 in halifax isa,up to april then the other 3000 after april,the rest in cahoot bonus saver[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]To be happy you need to make someone happy.[/FONT]0
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Instead of the Halifax you could put it in A&L as they pay 5.2% at the moment.0
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thanks for that[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]To be happy you need to make someone happy.[/FONT]0
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