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Short Term Investment/Savings Advice

sealski
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi,
I have £200,000 and will be buying a second house. Completion should be in 4 to 6 weeks. I am looking for somewhere to place the money to gain maximum interest. I am hoping someone here can give me some advice
I have £200,000 and will be buying a second house. Completion should be in 4 to 6 weeks. I am looking for somewhere to place the money to gain maximum interest. I am hoping someone here can give me some advice
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Whats the point in investing just for 4 weeks? Its also going to take time to set up an account
, making it rather pointless. Keep the money where it is and then it upon completion, you have the money ready in your hand to make it quicker.:D
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Thanks for your reply Simon11. I agree, that to keep thinks simple, I shall keep the money where it is, however, Because I like to maximise my profits, £200,000 should be able reap in the region of £300. Which could pay for a nice weekend away for the family0
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Whats the point in investing just for 4 weeks? Its also going to take time to set up an account
, making it rather pointless.
Worth the effort.Thanks for your reply Simon11. I agree, that to keep thinks simple, I shall keep the money where it is, however, Because I like to maximise my profits, £200,000 should be able reap in the region of £300. Which could pay for a nice weekend away for the family
Halifax - Web Saver Extra 2.6% (note the 1 withdrawal restriction)
Nat West - eSavings 1.0%
Barclays - eSavings Reward 0.85% (1.26% if you don't withdraw)
Lloyds TSB - eSavings 2.50%0 -
Thanks for your reply Simon11. I agree, that to keep thinks simple, I shall keep the money where it is, however, Because I like to maximise my profits, £200,000 should be able reap in the region of £300. Which could pay for a nice weekend away for the family
Best also ask again a few days before expected completion and funds transfer, the rates on accounts are that unpredicatable these days...
JamesU0 -
Another Mystic Meg request i think.Young At Heart and Ever The Optimist: "You can't sell ice to Eskimo."
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