Best Way To Save For Future Capital Investments?

Hi,

I run a small design company as a VAT registered sole trader. In the coming years, I want to be able to buy premises rather than lease. I will obviously need a sizable deposit to do this.

What is the best way to save my money for a five year period without the taxman giving my savings a beating? Can I invest them somewhere?

Thanks In Advance
Steve

Call 0191 5679455 and ask for Alan Wier, he is an AXA investment specialist and one of the best one's around. His advice is free. It is a funny question and you may get the wrong advice so talk to an expert! xx

Post office capital bonds are tax free

blue chip UK shares paying > 4.5% dividends with p/e < 13 (banks basicly)

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