Which horse(s) to back?

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AtW replied

4 April 2017, 18:55
Originally posted by RSoles View Post

Isn't it the case where you can put the cash into the S&S ISA before the deadline and then consider what stock to buy? You don't need to do both steps together.

Yes.
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RSoles replied

4 April 2017, 18:22
Isn't it the case where you can put the cash into the S&S ISA before the deadline and then consider what stock to buy?
You don't need to do both steps together.
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motoukenin replied

4 April 2017, 13:15
Originally posted by rl4engc View Post

It's that time of year again, only two days left to max out your ISA's..

I was late to the party opening a S&S ISA, busy paying the mortgage off, so the money is sitting ready in the account ready to be invested.

Any thoughts? Think I might just go "all in" with Vanguard Lifestrategy 100 and do some background reading in the meantime. I don't want to be an active trader short of maybe having a few side bets on stocks that look undervalued.

Question is do I dive in now or attempt to time the market and wait for a trough?

Believe Nicola Horlick has a secured loan based Investment ISA, which you can have in addition to a stock/share and cash ISA , pays 8% tax free
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rl4engc started a topic Which horse(s) to back?

4 April 2017, 12:36
Which horse(s) to back?

It's that time of year again, only two days left to max out your ISA's..

I was late to the party opening a S&S ISA, busy paying the mortgage off, so the money is sitting ready in the account ready to be invested.

Any thoughts? Think I might just go "all in" with Vanguard Lifestrategy 100 and do some background reading in the meantime. I don't want to be an active trader short of maybe having a few side bets on stocks that look undervalued.

Question is do I dive in now or attempt to time the market and wait for a trough?
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