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Saving/Investing 100k
Sirlancelot_2
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi,
Im 31 and I'll be recieving aprox 100k very shortly.
I'm looking for advice on savings and potential earnings.
I dont need any access to 50k in the next 2/3 years.
The other money has to be flexible.
I earn about 25k/28k a year in IT currently and I have a private pension with T-Mobile which has been paid into for the last 11 years.( i no longer work for them - so I'm transfering this out)
I'm not looking for risk really , just ISA and fixed savings. I may invest into some stock ISA's.
Any advice on this would be great.
I'd also be interested in the tax on any savings accounts. Inflation is at 3.1% currently and interest rates seem to be similar. So would it be fair to say with current interest rates I'll not see a great growth on my money?
With regards to tax , the tax is only applied to the additional interest earned on these accounts , or is it applied to the lump sum in the savings account as well?
I'm a complete novice to all this...as you can tell.
Regards
Im 31 and I'll be recieving aprox 100k very shortly.
I'm looking for advice on savings and potential earnings.
I dont need any access to 50k in the next 2/3 years.
The other money has to be flexible.
I earn about 25k/28k a year in IT currently and I have a private pension with T-Mobile which has been paid into for the last 11 years.( i no longer work for them - so I'm transfering this out)
I'm not looking for risk really , just ISA and fixed savings. I may invest into some stock ISA's.
Any advice on this would be great.
I'd also be interested in the tax on any savings accounts. Inflation is at 3.1% currently and interest rates seem to be similar. So would it be fair to say with current interest rates I'll not see a great growth on my money?
With regards to tax , the tax is only applied to the additional interest earned on these accounts , or is it applied to the lump sum in the savings account as well?
I'm a complete novice to all this...as you can tell.
Regards
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Comments
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Tax is only paid on interest earned, but as you've spotted this does mean you'll struggle to keep up with inflation.
As a rough guide, £3000 a year after tax would be quite good going at current rates if you stick to saving.0
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