750 Share Save Ended -Where does this go...

Dandytf

Find myself with +750 cash in bank account, it was slightly Higher, though is there any where to keep 750 short -medium Term.
Are Interest rates honestly .5 or 1%, I considered my existing HL Isa -is that as sensible place.
Also considered purchasing some ex employers shares via HL, though have seen the price a lot less than recently, rather see them fall a few pence before buying some units.
Any other ideas, not considering any Pension for this small sum.
Thanks

eskbanker

Don't you have debts to repay?

Dandytf

eskbanker said:

Don't you have debts to repay?

Thanks, I could part re pay rbs and a couple of hundred to paypal credit laptop.
Both are Interest Free.

grumiofoundation

Dandytf said:

eskbanker said:

Don't you have debts to repay?

Thanks, I could part re pay rbs and a couple of hundred to paypal credit laptop.
Both are Interest Free.

Most people would I think say it is sensible to pay off (non-secured) debts before investing (particularly in individual shares). 

Dandytf

grumiofoundation said:

Dandytf said:

eskbanker said:

Don't you have debts to repay?

Thanks, I could part re pay rbs and a couple of hundred to paypal credit laptop.
Both are Interest Free.

Most people would I think say it is sensible to pay off (non-secured) debts before investing (particularly in individual shares). 

I've taken s+S iSA and sharesave route with Mortgage Term in mind.
Unsecured will be paid when required, this is one off opportunity to make a decent reduction in latest unsecured.
Though No immediate additional costs, whilst  0% is active.
thanks

eskbanker

Dandytf said:

eskbanker said:

Don't you have debts to repay?

Thanks, I could part re pay rbs and a couple of hundred to paypal credit laptop.
Both are Interest Free.

I thought your full situation was more complex, as outlined a few days ago at https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6248072/its-almost-time-10k-incoming-though-i-already-have-an-isa/p1

Your prerogative to keep starting new threads discussing small subsets of your overall financial circumstances but usually best to consider matters holistically rather than compartmentalising - it might even be worth updating your signature if you're using that as a way of sharing your details....

Dandytf

@eskbanker
Not time to update my Sig, though it could be very soon.
I only post if and when required.
Thanks