Investments

[1yearlater]

Hi all,

I have £750 a month put aside each month for the January's self assessment bill. Its sat in a rubbish esaver account gaining minimal interest, does anyone have any suggestions of anywhere this could be wisely invested for a short term gain. (may internet searches return accounts where no more than £250 per month can be deposited)

Unfortunately im stuck on a fixed rate mortgage with no offset option, I have played with shares and made a small amount but wouldn't want to risk a large pot that I will need come January! My thinking is premium bonds but have never had a return on them in the past.

Any ideas appreciated.

[DimPrawn]

Hi all,

I have £750 a month put aside each month for the January's self assessment bill. Its sat in a rubbish esaver account gaining minimal interest, does anyone have any suggestions of anywhere this could be wisely invested for a short term gain. (may internet searches return accounts where no more than £250 per month can be deposited)

Unfortunately im stuck on a fixed rate mortgage with no offset option, I have played with shares and made a small amount but wouldn't want to risk a large pot that I will need come January! My thinking is premium bonds but have never had a return on them in the past.

Any ideas appreciated.

Premium bonds suck.

So you are looking for a very short term investment with amazing returns with zero risk.

[b0redom]

Lottery tickets.

This time next year Rodders......

[Old Greg]

Hi all,

I have £750 a month put aside each month for the January's self assessment bill. Its sat in a rubbish esaver account gaining minimal interest, does anyone have any suggestions of anywhere this could be wisely invested for a short term gain. (may internet searches return accounts where no more than £250 per month can be deposited)

Unfortunately im stuck on a fixed rate mortgage with no offset option, I have played with shares and made a small amount but wouldn't want to risk a large pot that I will need come January! My thinking is premium bonds but have never had a return on them in the past.

Any ideas appreciated.

As luck would have it, my own investment arm is about to issue a limited number of Oude Joris Bewdetter Guaranteed Return Bonds. Demand is always high and I do give preference to existing customers, but if you PM me quickly, you will be able to take advantage of this exciting investment opportunity.