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saving £2000 monthly over 2 years

kororoczko
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi,
I am going to save £2000 monthly over the period of 2 years.
In total it will give me ~£50000.
I would like to put this money for savings with small safe percentage.
Which option is the best ? What would you do with this ?
I am not resident in UK so I can not use Cash ISA.
I have got account with 1.25%.
I would like to have an option that I put the money there today like £ 5000 and I can put an additional £2000 monthly over 2 years.
Thanks for you help in advance ! :cool:
I am going to save £2000 monthly over the period of 2 years.
In total it will give me ~£50000.
I would like to put this money for savings with small safe percentage.
Which option is the best ? What would you do with this ?
I am not resident in UK so I can not use Cash ISA.
I have got account with 1.25%.
I would like to have an option that I put the money there today like £ 5000 and I can put an additional £2000 monthly over 2 years.
Thanks for you help in advance ! :cool:
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What are the interest rates like in your country/currency? Which bank is giving you 1.25% currently?
you will be liminted to accts that will take non resident applications.0 -
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I am based in England and I am keeping my money in England.
At the moment I have got only account in Lloyds and looking for better option.0 -
kororoczko wrote: »I am not resident in UKkororoczko wrote: »I am based in England
So you are resident in the UK?0 -
I come from EU country and I am living currently and working in UK however I do not have resident status.0
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What do you work as to be able to save so much?0
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