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what interest can i expect for £100,000

by billwa, 8 months ago•Closed Question

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Hi billwa, and welcome to the forum.

That depends on what level of risk you're prepared to take, whether you need to access your money, and if you don't need access, on how long you're prepared to lock it away for.

£100,000 is a fairly large amount of money, so you might be wise to consult an Independent Financial Adviser for advice on the various options available.

by fruitcake, 8 months ago

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Nat West..has a 3.75% fixed bond for 1 year..roll it over every yr..let the magic of compounding..let you sleep @ nite..OR take 50K and divide it among utilities,tobacco,Royal Dutch oil,Total,GSK,AZN Vodaphone...etc.

by SILVRFOX, 7 months ago

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I am a autistic adult (details abut my particular circumstances discussed later) I would to seek 1 or more private investors to provide funds to purchase a property which is autistic friendly, in return the investors will receive 2% above the official mortgage rate + a monthly fee, the initial investment will be 72% of the property value whereby it will provide a additional growth as the property value increases / decreases, the sell out figure would be which ever is greater.

Looking for a social enterprener you will earn a modest income.

Many Thanks

Jamie

by k9jlv, 6 months ago

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answer to two of the posts, to billwa - I have down a couple of posts tonight it might give you some ideas

in response to Jamie, I have some one I know who has cerebral palsy, although this is different to being autistic I could imagine you have experienced similar challenges, he is a successful property investor and a nice guy, I am sure he would be pleased if you contacted him via his web sitehttp://www.sussexpatrick.com/

by robw, 3 months ago

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