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Probably impossible question????
Chuzzle
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Hi
I want to take a year off work to re-train. I have £15,000 which is the same as my annual salary. I'd like to put this money somewhere that will generate £900 a month for me to live off?
Am I living in cloud cuckoo land or is this a possible idea? I would only want to do this for hopefully a year, by the end of the first year I am hoping to have found a job to carry me through the rest of my training.
I want to take a year off work to re-train. I have £15,000 which is the same as my annual salary. I'd like to put this money somewhere that will generate £900 a month for me to live off?
Am I living in cloud cuckoo land or is this a possible idea? I would only want to do this for hopefully a year, by the end of the first year I am hoping to have found a job to carry me through the rest of my training.
Banana Lovers
Buy your bananas in bunches of 5 on Sunday. Then arrange them in order of ripeness and write a day of the week on each banana in felt pen, Monday on the ripest, Friday on the greenest to save time making those decisions on a hectic weekday morning
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£15,000 minus (£900 x 12) = £4,200 plus interest (maybe £150ish) at the end of it.
If your saying "can I have £900 a month and keep my capital please" my answer would be "don't be silly".0 -
your being nuts you need to trade on the markets to generate that kind of return 72% !!!!
the best savings account at 3% lets say its an ISA will give you £450 pa or37.50 a month0 -
Unless you want to be a loan shark....:eek:0
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thats 8.5% odd per month actually which isnt impossible, im currently getting 7% this month in my investments and seeings as capital gains istax free you wouldnt need to pay any tax
anyway i think this thread should be left alone0 -
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thanks for that rollinghomeRollinghome wrote: »Stocks in September regained part of what they lost in May. It's what you end up with that counts.0 -
anyway i think this thread should be left alone
Why would you think this? I only asked a hypothetical question, I didn't think it would be possible but thought this was a reasonably good place to ask the question. Ok maybe I was wrong not to say it was a hypothetical question at the beginning.
I am sorry if I have wasted any one's time, it was just a question I wanted answering to see if there was a way to do it.
Thanks to everyone for your thoughts though it has been informative.Banana LoversBuy your bananas in bunches of 5 on Sunday. Then arrange them in order of ripeness and write a day of the week on each banana in felt pen, Monday on the ripest, Friday on the greenest to save time making those decisions on a hectic weekday morning0 -
BEcasue the question "is this a possible idea?2
Of course possible, You may get it even bogger, you may loose your money at al.
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ADINDASHi
I want to take a year off work to re-train. I have £15,000 which is the same as my annual salary. I'd like to put this money somewhere that will generate £900 a month for me to live off?
Am I living in cloud cuckoo land or is this a possible idea? I would only want to do this for hopefully a year, by the end of the first year I am hoping to have found a job to carry me through the rest of my training.0 -
Hi
I want to take a year off work to re-train. I have £15,000 which is the same as my annual salary. I'd like to put this money somewhere that will generate £900 a month for me to live off?
Am I living in cloud cuckoo land or is this a possible idea? I would only want to do this for hopefully a year, by the end of the first year I am hoping to have found a job to carry me through the rest of my training.
I like your banana idea in your tag. Must have been why you have got £15K invested.
Take 12 envelopes and put £900 in each, marking them "January", "February" etc. using the same felt tip pen as you use for your bananas.
Now take the remaining £4,200 and shove it on some 4-to-1 filly at Kempton Park. Good luck.0
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