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Froskoy
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Hi,
I'm currently in my last year of school and am then taking a gap year before going to university.
I have a work placement from August through to March, after which there are some other things that I want to do.
While I am working, I want to do some stoozing and make the most money I can.
I'll probably be dealing with about £2000 stoozable funds.
How does stoozing affect my financial future?
What can I do with the money to get the most out of it for approx 6 months? How can I get the most interest?
Many thanks,
Froskoy.
I'm currently in my last year of school and am then taking a gap year before going to university.
I have a work placement from August through to March, after which there are some other things that I want to do.
While I am working, I want to do some stoozing and make the most money I can.
I'll probably be dealing with about £2000 stoozable funds.
How does stoozing affect my financial future?
What can I do with the money to get the most out of it for approx 6 months? How can I get the most interest?
Many thanks,
Froskoy.
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Comments
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You need to be 18 to get a credit card, and you need a decent credit history to get the right credit cards for stoozing.
Best bet for now would be to stick your 2k in a savings account and have it there for a safety net.
Once your working, maybe speak to your bank about a starter credit card and spend a couple of years establishing a credit history. With any luck, interest rates will have recovered sufficiently for you to make a few quid from stoozing by then."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
Sounds good - and very sensible.
To the future!
Thanks very much for your help.0
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