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daiguy
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where is the beast place to invest £40,000
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That depends on your circumstances and objectives for these funds. Can you give us any more context?I am an Independent Financial Adviser. Any comments I make here are intended for information / discussion only. Nothing I post here should be construed as advice. If you are looking for individual financial advice, please contact a local Independent Financial Adviser.0
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If you read through the forum you will see similar questions get asked all the time.daiguy said:where is the beast place to invest £40,000
However the answer is individual to you and your circumstances, so you need to supply some details about yourself.
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This is a "How long is a piece of string" question.
1. what do you mean by best?
2. Do you really mean savings, investments or both?
3. How long is this for 5years, 10years, until retirement?
4. Are you paying high interest on cards?
5. Do you have a job, an emergency fund, pension?
There are even more questions before, you can get a meaningful answer.0 -
Investing in Animal health | Quilter Cheviot ?daiguy said:where is the beast place to invest £40,000
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Why do posters post a thread and give no information whatever ?
How can anyone help with zero information !2 -
People who are new to investing often don't understand enough to even phrase a sensible question. The lack of knowledge about such a fundamental aspect of living in a capitalist society where large parts of our lives are governed by markets is part of the reason so many people feel disconnected and powerless.Xenon said:Why do posters post a thread and give no information whatever ?
How can anyone help with zero information !
And so we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.0 -
New user, first post…perhaps lives under a bridge3
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Bostonerimus1 said:
People who are new to investing often don't understand enough to even phrase a sensible question. The lack of knowledge about such a fundamental aspect of living in a capitalist society where large parts of our lives are governed by markets is part of the reason so many people feel disconnected and powerless.Xenon said:Why do posters post a thread and give no information whatever ?
How can anyone help with zero information !Someone may be new to investing / saving we all have to start somewhere but would you not read through some posts first and get an idea of what you need to ask to get the best response. As already said, lots of posts asking the same question. You need to put a little bit of work in to get the best results.
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The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
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What are your plans / goals and possible timescales?daiguy said:where is the beast place to invest £40,000
What we do with money, the product we use will often be defined by our plans / goals and any associated timescales.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0
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