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Where to invest a sum of money in uk?


i have a sum of money 50k+ and would like to invest it in the uk.
i won't need to get at it for about 5 years if it helps - whats the best way i could invest it ? something medium risk but with at least some return.
thanks.

Hello,

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Hmm...difficult but I still think if you can get hold of property you will see a good return on it and you can rent it out so have income from it too

Well start to buy refurbished propertys then do them up and sell them for more or rent them out and soon your money will mout up to double if not trilple of what you started with

You probably want to use a managed fund with a good return rate.After five years of compounding, you should have quite a good amount of accrued interest...Or we could go halves in a pound of coccaine, and then make some quick cash...But you know, whatever...

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