How can a 30k "investment" not yield a single prize in 3 months????
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Premium Bonds... what a load of tulipe
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They are not really tax free either. The rate of return relative to commercial deposits has been reduced to more than make up for the tax. Like everything from government, a total fraud.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi...161700153,9594,bloggoth
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My parents have a £10k investment and they won a £1000 prize and a couple of smaller prizes in their first year. You're not going to get 10% on the high-street anywhere.Comment
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Originally posted by Cowboy BobMy parents have a £10k investment and they won a £1000 prize and a couple of smaller prizes in their first year. You're not going to get 10% on the high-street anywhere.
And neither will the average "investor" in premium bonds.Comment
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That £30K could be used as a deposit on a BTL property.Originally posted by TazMaNHow can a 30k "investment" not yield a single prize in 3 months????
Property always wins. Double your money every 5 years!First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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NS&I index linked - 10.25% gross for higher rate taxpayers, so the ad says at the moment ( http://www.nsandi.com/products/ilsc/index.jsp ), probably unbeatable at the moment if you are happy to tuck it away. Even better than 'boomed' house prices !Originally posted by TazMaNHow can a 30k "investment" not yield a single prize in 3 months????Comment
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Originally posted by rootsnallNS&I index linked - 10.25% gross for higher rate taxpayers, so the ad says at the moment ( http://www.nsandi.com/products/ilsc/index.jsp ), probably unbeatable at the moment if you are happy to tuck it away. Even better than 'boomed' house prices !
Limited to £15k per person methinks, but good tax-free rate nonetheless. Am awaiting BoE rate rises before going for a fixed rate bond.Comment
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loserOriginally posted by TazMaNHow can a 30k "investment" not yield a single prize in 3 months????Comment
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