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Best Plan for Saving

qtitch8
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Im 22 and have never saved any money in my life. 
However I want to start. Where is the best place to put my money?
Im looking to save £150 - £200 a month from my pay.
Thanks in Advance!:j

However I want to start. Where is the best place to put my money?
Im looking to save £150 - £200 a month from my pay.
Thanks in Advance!:j
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Can you save for 12 months and not need access?0
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Yes thats exactly want I want to do. Long Term and No Access0
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The problem with fixed term bonds is that usually you cannot add to them once opened.
What about starting up a stocks and shares ISA, hand-picking some funds (say 3-4) to suit your needs and risk profile, then drip feeding into them?
Alternatively, if you would prefer no risk, open a cash ISA and drip feed into that - direct debit from your current account every payday.0 -
The problem with fixed term bonds is that usually you cannot add to them once opened.
What about starting up a stocks and shares ISA, hand-picking some funds (say 3-4) to suit your needs and risk profile, then drip feeding into them?
Alternatively, if you would prefer no risk, open a cash ISA and drip feed into that - direct debit from your current account every payday.
http://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/regularsaver.asp
Or how about a regular saver.0 -
Good idea, though I always think its important to get your ISA allowance in first. Some will beg to differ.0
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