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What shall I do with £20K?
EthanHawke
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I have £20K to invest/save. I have no mortgage or debts and have the max premium bonds. I don't need to be able to get at the money for a few years. I'm not a risk taker but would at least like my money to retain its value. Any suggestions about what I could do with it? TIA
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EthanHawke wrote: »I have £20K to invest/save. I have no mortgage or debts and have the max premium bonds. I don't need to be able to get at the money for a few years. I'm not a risk taker but would at least like my money to retain its value. Any suggestions about what I could do with it? TIA
There's nothing available that guarantees to preserve its value.Free the dunston one next time too.0 -
With that amount you would need to take some risk to stand a chance of keeping up with inflation. Still if you don't want to take any risk there are some accounts that pay 3%+ but its a lot of hassle as most as promotional so don't take large deposits.0
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You could have a stab at it for a while with the following:
Nationwide FlexDirect (5% for 12 months up to £2.5K) + 5% regular saver.
Tesco Current account (3% on £3K until 04/19 at the moment) - You can have 2 of these in your sole name.
TSB Classic Plus (5% on £1500) + 2% regular saver
Plus several other current accounts with linked regular savers. There are requirements attached to these accounts but they will accommodate a little over half of your cash (inc reg savers) and get you some way towards catching up with inflation - if you don't mind a bit of faff setting them up and maintaining them.0
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