New tax year, New divies. What will you be doing?

[DimPrawn]

Spending as little as possible. Want to plough back money into co and diversify. Thinking of buying a gang mower and getting some council maintenance contracts. Just need to find some cock who will operate it for not a lot of money.

You might want to work on your people skills.

[Scrag Meister]

Sensibly (boringly) keeping it aside so that it lasts me all year

I did consider this, but then changed my mind.

I'm fast coming to the view, maybe getting older is something to do with it, that life is to be lived.

I work hard and that enables me to enjoy my life. Watching a pension grow, share portfolio graphs or the number of BTLs increase is not my idea of living. After all you can't take it with you and you may depart sooner than you plan and you could have done so much more.

Fast bikes, fast cars, great holidays and good food.

[SimonMac]

FTFY

WTF is a Hooker? And are they expensive?

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

WTF is a Hooker? And are they expensive?

Probably cheaper than maintaining a girlfriend or wife.....

[Lockhouse]

We move into our new house in two weeks. Signed the contracts yesterday.

[DimPrawn]

We move into our new house in two weeks. Signed the contracts yesterday.

Well done. On your way to property millionairedom.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

We move into our new house in two weeks. Signed the contracts yesterday.

Congrats. Nice to hear the somebody is able to get a house.....

[xchaotic]

Straight into ISAs up to the max, the rest I hope will suffice to cover the cost of living over the year.
Any good mid- to long term stock recommendations? Preferably on LSE, but I'm also thinking about Sony as it still hasn't rebounded after the quake...

[MrRobin]

I did consider this, but then changed my mind.

I'm fast coming to the view, maybe getting older is something to do with it, that life is to be lived.

I work hard and that enables me to enjoy my life. Watching a pension grow, share portfolio graphs or the number of BTLs increase is not my idea of living. After all you can't take it with you and you may depart sooner than you plan and you could have done so much more.

Fast bikes, fast cars, great holidays and good food.

Well, yes, life is to be lived, I completely agree... but this little annoying thing called work keeps getting in the way so idea being that the warchest becomes big enough that it actually no longer needs topping up.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

Straight into ISAs up to the max, the rest I hope will suffice to cover the cost of living over the year.
Any good mid- to long term stock recommendations? Preferably on LSE, but I'm also thinking about Sony as it still hasn't rebounded after the quake...

Buy and sell Shell, BP, United Utilities, ARM. If you are able to ride the waves for those then you will make a fortune. I have bought and sold Shell 2 times in the last 6 months. However made quite a loss on a bad recommendation of Randgold Resources. Also try out BATS and IMT.