Your savings and investment porfolios

fmonkey

£9,000 in a NSandI cash ISA.
£9,000 in Icesave
£1,800 spent on shares (3 different FTSE 100 companies) in a Halifax Sharebuilder acount. Now worth more due to dividends and growth.
£1,100 spent on investements with F and C. Now worth more due to dividends and growth.

jizba

Good response to this topic, I realise my situation conforms more to savings but I am very interested in getting involved in stocks and shares but my knowledge is quite limited, does anyone have any advice on how to get started.

joesan

isa- NDF kickout plan 10000
dawnay day commodity plan 7000
Funds (mixture)37000

funds 40000
ICICI 10000

2000 national savings 2 year equity bond

premium bonds 20000

US$ ACC 20000
NZ$ ACC 10000

patwa_2

Savings:
£3000 in an NS&I ISA
£4000 in ICICI
These are mid to long term savings.

Investments
£1500 worth of shares each in 6 different companies, 3 FTSE100 and 3 AIM.
£500 each in 3 short-term CFD holdings. The CFDs are held up to a max duration of 6 weeks on average, although a couple were sold to take profit within a week.

The rest of my assets are in short-term instant access accounts.

Browntrout_2

ISA - Hargreaves Lansdown - in various share Funds
SIPP - Hargreaves Lansdown - ditto
Cash - Icesave - for car and holidays
NS&I - Premium Bonds - for kids education soon
AIM - couple of high risk shares
PLUS - one extremely high risk warrant
Sharesave - in the company I work for
Pension - 3% employer matched into Funds
Betfair - for sports betting
CMC Markets - for index and share spreads

kedj

85% Equity Funds
5% Shares (3 large UK companies)
10% Cash

Very equity biased! But we have overpaid the mortgage, so could take that back and increase the cash if need be. Our own house would be worth more than 5 times our investments - but may consider property investments when we have finished paying the mortgage. Also have an endowment policy, not included in the above because I dont know its value. It was originally taken to repay the mortgage. We switched to a repayment mortgage but kept up the endowment payments.