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Where to Invest £30,000
spike17
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Hi, I'm a married pensioner aged 65 looking for advice where to invest £30,000. My wife, who is a non-tax payer, and I already have the full range of interest paying current accounts. We do not need income and would be looking to invest the £30,000 for between 5-10 years. Any suggestions.
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£15k in S&S ISAs each?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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Presumably neither of you has earned income but you could still consider the pension option until you are 75?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/pensions/11012663/Tax-loophole-boost-your-pension-by-88pc-a-year.html0 -
I would use a S&S isa. Into whatever funds/trusts that fit your risk profile.
If you can determine it yourself, you can choose them your self.0
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