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£110,000.00 to invest
davidib
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Good morning
I dont pay tax on my savings and I have around £110,000 to invest for 3-6 months what can anybody suggest?
I dont pay tax on my savings and I have around £110,000 to invest for 3-6 months what can anybody suggest?
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Invest or save?
Savings accounts are essentially deposit accounts with banks & building societies that pay interest.
Investments would include a wide range of other vehicles, including, but not limited to, stock-market based unit trusts.Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac
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Don't pay tax on your savings eh? 5% of 110000=5500, which is above the no tax threshold. I know you're only doing it for a few months put I presume you may have some other savings income/ small earnings additionally.0
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David
Apart from the time horizon you are looking at, the optimum avenue would also depend on risk appetite and other factors. However, for 3-6 months, savings accounts are the best bet. Try ING, instant access through the internet and a good rate as well.It's always the grass that suffers, irrespective of whether the elephants are fighting or making love !!!0 -
The best I can find is First Direct at 5.20%.
We are selling a house then buying another in about 6 months so it should stay under the tax limits. My wife looks after the kids at home so she pays no tax so we will save in her name.
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it might be worth while asking your bank about investing in the govenments monymarket scheme, not sure of the rates but a lot of my clients are jumoing at the chance, normally between 70k and 100k. it is normally on a month by month basis so it does not have a tie in period.I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the Ramada/Days Inn BRG thread.0
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To be ultra safe don't commit more than about £35k to any one financial institution
There are many paying between 5.1% and 5.2%0
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