Investing - Going for a serious thread, wish me luck

[TestMangler]

The desired plan is to make a few quid and get good at making a few quid, keep it up and keep building that nest egg / warchest.

Not being greedy if I could make £100 a day I would be so very chuffed. Seriously.

Online Poker.

HTH

[MarillionFan]

The desired plan is to make a few quid and get good at making a few quid, keep it up and keep building that nest egg / warchest.

Not being greedy if I could make £100 a day I would be so very chuffed. Seriously.

£36500 per year.

Have you ever thought of contracting?

[suityou01]

£36500 per year.

Have you ever thought of contracting?

The markets close on a weekend you tard

OK you are a bulltulipter, thanks for confirming

[MarillionFan]

Online Poker.

HTH

Selling your arse to Russian sailors on the Isle of Bute?

I believe one poster on here makes anything up to 70 or 80 roubles a week behind the Bute Fish n Chip shop.

[suityou01]

Selling your arse to Russian sailors on the Isle of Bute?

I believe one poster on here makes anything up to 70 or 80 roubles a week behind the Bute Fish n Chip shop.

You can stop now. I feel a right twat expecting financial advice from a sledge peddler

[MarillionFan]

The markets close on a weekend you tard

OK you are a bulltulipter, thanks for confirming

There's is no guaranteed way to make money, risk is involved.

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Go and use this for capital though. £10k borrowed at 2.9% for 22 months and stick it in a 5% ISA over both you and your partner, that's your first weeks worth of £600/£700.

[suityou01]

There's is no guaranteed way to make money, risk is involved.

Balance transfer Visa credit cards | moneysupermarket.com

Go and use this for capital though. £10k borrowed at 2.9% for 22 months and stick it in a 5% ISA over both you and your partner, that's your first weeks worth of £600/£700.

Please stop now, this is embarrasing

[MarillionFan]

Please stop now, this is embarrasing

Hey chuckle lad.

Birmingham Midshires launches 5% cash Isa - March - 2011 - Which? News

I took mine at 5%. Looks like this was another boat you missed.

Or this. RPI at 5.7%

http://www.nsandi.com/savings-index-...s-certificates

[suityou01]

Hey chuckle lad.

Birmingham Midshires launches 5% cash Isa - March - 2011 - Which? News

I took mine at 5%. Looks like this was another boat you missed.

I suck

Off to bed, leave you real winners to do all the talking

Pfffffffffffffffssssssssssht

[MarillionFan]

I suck

Off to bed, leave you real winners to do all the talking

Pfffffffffffffffssssssssssht

This

5 year fixed rate bond (yearly interest) | BM Savings

No longer 5%, but 4.65%. I put long term bonds for the kids into it.