What investments offer the best returns ?

It depends whether you want a high, medium, or low risk investment. ISA offers a tax free way of investing your money but you can only invest 拢3000 per tax year to receive your returns free of interest (Mini tax isa). There are other ISA's where you can invest over that amount to the tune of 拢7000 but the 拢4000 element of this would be put into stocks and shares (which may not suit your individual circs).

At the end of the day, you need to speak to a financial advisor who can tell you what investment is best for you.

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good luck for your investments

Stock......high risks mean high returns

Betting on the GG's

Shares average about inflation + 4-5%.
Bonds/deposits average about inflation + 1-2%
Most other investments have a net negative average return.

Personnally, I think that property would be the best bet.
Try to look for up and coming areas.

The possibility of good returns carries with it a higher risk of losing, as well as gaining. If you accept this, then shares, or perhaps property, have the potential.

Returns are directly related to risk -- so the answer to that question is "The riskiest securities offer the best returns."

However, you have to remember that some risks are rewarded and some are not. In particular, you are not rewarded for taking on risks that can be diversified. So -- if you find a risky investment, you can probably do better by borrowing a lot of money & investing it in the market to get the same level of risk as the investment.

Do a search on the Web for "Tangent Portfolio" and "Efficient Frontier" to find out more.

There is no such thing as BEST RETURNS.
All investment whether in stock market or property carry risks.
Stock markets in the long term have given excellent results,
and so does the property.
It all depends on your outlook ,view and personal circumstances.
I personally invest in stock market via mutual fund/unit trust as i understand it more than the propery market.

property markets