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Lump sum investment
siamese1
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Hi folks, new user here. Problem - my father is going into a nursing home - we are selling his house and after paying the first year fees up-front, we anticipate having a figure of 150k to invest. The purpose of the investment will be to accrue interest to pay a large part of the annual fees. We can aford to tie up the funds for at least five years, as long as we can get it back in the event that he dies. We also want the 150k to remain safe and not be eroded ( I know its a big ask). Where can we put the money to get the best interest. Any suggestions plse . The anticipated fees are around 10k .
Come on you guys, someone must have an idea. One I.F.A. has told me
there is no problem. They will charge me fees so if anyone has any ideas so I can save the fees let me know ......PLEASE
Come on you guys, someone must have an idea. One I.F.A. has told me
there is no problem. They will charge me fees so if anyone has any ideas so I can save the fees let me know ......PLEASE
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