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£150,000 to invest, what to do?

OldBlade · 2017-02-11 15:17:12

An inheritance and pension lump sum have given me £150,000 cash to do something with. Rather than stick it all under the mattress, I'm looking for suggestions for how best to use it to achieve the maximum income return. I am in my 64th year, retiring next year, and have other pensions which will provide a 'living' income.…

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bigadaj Posts: 11,531 Forumite

12 February 2017 at 11:53PM

kidmugsy wrote: »

My memory is that they are not expensive for simple tax-exposed trading. They are for ISAs.

Expensive on any funds I think, whether isas or trade account. Certainly for medium to larger pots which is the case here.
And for their managed portfolio offerings.

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