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NS and I income bonds
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Moneydissenter
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Hi fellow moneysavers,
I have recently inherited 500k and am looking to invest. I plan to leave the UK and therefore, my savings options are limited as a non-resident. However, the NS &1 guaranteed income bonds are available to non-residents who have a UK bank account, which is my case. The interest is not the best on offer (3.83% for a five year bond), but is acceptable. I just wondered whether there are any pitfalls or can anyone recommend another bond with the same conditions that would be more profitable? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I have recently inherited 500k and am looking to invest. I plan to leave the UK and therefore, my savings options are limited as a non-resident. However, the NS &1 guaranteed income bonds are available to non-residents who have a UK bank account, which is my case. The interest is not the best on offer (3.83% for a five year bond), but is acceptable. I just wondered whether there are any pitfalls or can anyone recommend another bond with the same conditions that would be more profitable? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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If you plan to leave the UK, would it make sense for your money to stay here, or would it not be better to have it with you wherever you are?1
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Moneydissenter said:Hi fellow moneysavers,
I have recently inherited 500k and am looking to invest. I plan to leave the UK and therefore, my savings options are limited as a non-resident. However, the NS &1 guaranteed income bonds are available to non-residents who have a UK bank account, which is my case. The interest is not the best on offer (3.83% for a five year bond), but is acceptable. I just wondered whether there are any pitfalls or can anyone recommend another bond with the same conditions that would be more profitable? Any advice is greatly appreciated.1 -
Nationwide, HSBC and llyods0
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The money is in sterling so conversión would be a major hassle.
Also, the UK offers better rates of interest than other countries.0
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