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monkfish

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I recently came into some money and i was just wondering what the best way to invest it would be. My original plan was to put it into property but I dont think that would be a particulary great idea at the moment. Im also cautious of keeping it all in my bank on the off chance that something similar to the Northern Rock episode is repeated with them(paranoia extremis I know).

I guess what im asking is whats the safest way to invest a large sum of money whilst getting the best possible return.

Posted 3 years ago #

LikingCheap

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You could put it into and ISA or look into off shore banking if you are wary of the UK banks. I don't know if anything is safer than a savings account. However, if you want to watch your money grow faster that would definitly put your sum at risk unless you go for a bluetooth investment. :)

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monkfish

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Thanks for the reply, started to think i'd asked something stupid!! I have considered offshore savings although if i did this i might as well just chuck it into a high interest online savings account. BTW this might just me being a bit dense but whats a bluetooth investment?

Posted 3 years ago #

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If you want to invest it is better to go for a Mutual Funds of long Term Investment Plan.

You Can also start a Systemetic Investment Plan. Your Installment of the plan is debited directly from the bank.

You can also invest in Gold Funds.

Best of luck For your future Investments.

Posted 2 years ago #

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