Where is the best place to invest £30k?
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To the "Save the Sharkgirl Fund"
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If you want a safe fund with high returns, try T Rowe Price's REIT Real estate fund TRREX. That's where I would go if I had some extra cash. Or a good solid Value fund like Vanguard Windsor II VWNFX.
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Try a credit union or the UK equivalent of that
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try\ninvestmentweekly,\nyahoo finance also has good info
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I can advice you.\n\nI cannot tell you what you should look for because I don't know what types of investments are you looking or how much money you have or for how long are you going to invest or how old are you and other factors.\n\nING is an Excellent Insurance Company and they are currenly offering the third highest interest rate in the United States of America.\n\nThe second highest interest rate is HSBC with 4.80%
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Watch out for some of these answers. 20% return (with no time frame mentioned...hmmm) with little risk is not realistic. A private equipment leasing investment is a huge risk, not only if construction slows and business drops off, but there is zero transparency, who are they?\n\nHigh yield (junk) bonds aren't a terrible idea, but only for a portion of your money, not all. What you have to ask yourself is:\n\nDo I already have a sufficient emergency fund (3 months worht of expenses, min) set aside NOT counting the 9Gs? If so, you can invest for the longer term. If not, find a good money market account (INGDirect or HSBC Direct) and plug enough of the $9,000 in there to make up the 3 months. Depending on your expenses you may need to add money to $9,000.\n\nOnce your emergency fund is taken care of, you can invest the rest. You now have to ask yourself (or have a financial planner ask you) what am I saving this money for? Is it ok to lock it up for retirement or do I expect to use these funds to buy a house in 5 years or send someone to school 16 years from now? Your time horizon(how long you have to stay invested) is the single largest determinant of how much risk can be built into your portfolio through asset allocation. Your attitudes towards risk will fine tune your allocations. A competent financial planner can help you through this process.\n\nALSO, AVOID these spammers talking about Daily12 or Swisscash or any other pyramid scheme. They're garbage.
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Think a repayment type is best\nI usually choose a tracker\nit has variable interest rate that is fixed 1 or 2 percentage points above bank of england base rate
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try those\n\nhttp://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/top10industries.asp\n\nand\n\nhttp://news.morningstar.com/QuarterEnd/Q22004BestWorstStocks.html
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Try invest in a global equity fund with www.vanguard.com.
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Blimey...there is certainly more to you that meets the eye isn't there Mr Raidehz??!! Am completely ignorant on all things business/stock etc...so have to compliment you as I'm sure its all pukka..what you says sounds completely confident and from someone who really knows his stuff...\nSo - a question for you: If I had @ £10,000 to invest, what is the best thing for me to invest it in right now to virtually guarantee good payback within a relatively short timespan......?
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snc investments, sncfx.com\ni think its the best
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BNP Paribas\nhttp://www.bnpparibas.com/
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Anywhere in the borough of Newham is likely to be a good buy - most especially Stratford, because last year we got the announcement that the Olympis is coming here in 2012. Prior to that we're getting a whole helluvalot of new building, new transport links, including a new link from Stratford into the Eurostar and a quick rail link that's supposed to be able to take you from the East End to the centre of London in something fantastic like 6 minutes.\n\nStratford's your best buy for the next six years. The values should soar.
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Great question.\n\nAnalyst reports about an industry or a company are very valuable in deciding where to invest.\n\nProbably the best and easiest free report finder is Yahoo! (see link below)
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Time to think of other areas to consider...If you can afford it! It is a buyers market right now in the south east and soon the bubble will burst. So now is the best time to buy!
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If you dont plan on touching the money for a while, a CD would be good. They have interest rates around 4 percent.
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If you just want to invest and have no input i'd put most into cash management and get say 6.5% interest (very low risk). I would also put some into shares ie. banks or strong companies that are low risk.\n\nIf this is a lot to you, you dont want to risk it....