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    #11
    Originally posted by eek View Post
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    Oops you won’t get anything at the moment as zopa aren’t looking for investors
    That is because AssGuru's wife has lent them her pocket change.
    Last edited by vetran; 25 October 2017, 20:40.
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      #12
      On reflection with the imminent interest rates rise I will probably pay off the £40K I was going to re-invest to paying off my mortgage instead - this will give me a mortgage of just £15K, which a couple of months gigging should pay off

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        #13
        After you have maxed out on ISAs, simply put your money in a range of low cost index funds.
        Around 20% in higher risk funds.

        Edit: I would pay off the mortgage first though, if you have one, odds are interest rates might rise.
        Last edited by sasguru; 26 October 2017, 10:13.
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        #prayfornodeal

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          #14
          Coventry BS have offered good cash ISA deals over the past couple of years. Their online banking though is something out of the 80s, analogically speaking.
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            #15
            Originally posted by sasguru View Post
            After you have maxed out on ISAs, simply put your money in a range of low cost index funds.
            Around 20% in higher risk funds.

            Edit: I would pay off the mortgage first though, if you have one, odds are interest rates might rise.
            Cash ISA's are a joke. If length of time before you need the money >5 years, go low cost global index funds for ALL your ISA funds. Yes, they will go up and down but I am averaging 11%/year, I don't care if I never pay off my 2.5% mortgage....

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