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04 Oct 12
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dont mind tieing up funds for 3 years max. is a fixed rate bond at 3.6ish% my best option?
excuse my ignorance
excuse my ignorance
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Take a look at retail bonds. Open an account with Selftrade or Barclays.
If you get in when one is issued you'll get the best deal. You should get ca 6% a year. Although they are often 5-7 years, they are traded on the lse, so you can sell at any time http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/retail-bonds/retail-bonds-search.html |
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3.6%!!!!!
thats aone hell of a sh1te rate for 3 years. |
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No one can claim they are "investing"money if the return on their "investment" is not outrunning REAL inflation.
Shocking to see so many "where do I invest" posts on here and no one acknowleges the real elephant in the room. |