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What to do with my money?
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pauljoecoe
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I have a First direct offset mortgage of £66K. I have gradually been building up my savings with FD and now have around £66K offset. I have put £5640 into ISA's for me and my wife. I have £3600 X 2 in FD regular savers which are due to mature next months.
So basically I have £7200 in cash and probably around £1000 per month spare.
What do i do with this to make something out of it? I suppose in April I can save more in ISA's but that will soon be full too.
So basically I have £7200 in cash and probably around £1000 per month spare.
What do i do with this to make something out of it? I suppose in April I can save more in ISA's but that will soon be full too.
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pauljoecoe wrote: »
So basically I have £7200 in cash and probably around £1000 per month spare.
What do i do with this to make something out of it? I suppose in April I can save more in ISA's but that will soon be full too.
Stocks and Shares ISAs? Pensions? Wait and see whether there's going to be a new issue of ns&i Index-Linked Savings certificates?
Gold sovereigns, Jimmy O'Goblins and Pieces of Eight?Free the dunston one next time too.0 -
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Do you have a pension? Any investments (ie equities)? That is where to go after you have enough cash saved.0
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Savings rates are so freaking low, youd be better off spending all your cash on fast cars and easy women.0
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Nicholas-bloody-Parsons wrote: »Savings rates are so freaking low, youd be better off spending all your cash on fast cars and easy women.
And then waste the rest
If you haven't done a S&S ISA then that is an option, I assume from the amounts that you are working rather than retired so pension is also worth looking at.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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