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Where would you invest £200k and why?
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<blockquote data-quote="How much" data-source="post: 4552686" data-attributes="member: 7392"><p>you can also open a euro account with your bank and just put the money in there in Euros as a hedge against the devaluing pound there is no tax to pay if you don't make a profit anyway if you do that don't get the bank to do the exchange from £ to Euros transfer the £ money via bacs to someone like tor FX and the get them to send it back to your euro account as euros you wil save yourself quite a few quid in doing so as there exchange rates are much better.</p><p></p><p>My only long term concern about ISA'S is the reason the government has allowed us to have them in the firs place , I cant help feeling that at some time the government is going to say Mr Woolly you don't need a pension / free NHS care or nursing care as we know you have this cash in an ISA as all isa's are linked to you NI no they know exactly what you are worth. </p><p>in the mean time as said there are still some good returns to be had in ISA's but i would not put all my money in them . Classic cars or tractors , vintage rolex watches and any other thing that ideally give you some enjoyment and is not depreciating and can be turned in to cash relatively easily at some point, is worth some investment also plus its not flagging your nett worth on a government computer somewhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="How much, post: 4552686, member: 7392"] you can also open a euro account with your bank and just put the money in there in Euros as a hedge against the devaluing pound there is no tax to pay if you don't make a profit anyway if you do that don't get the bank to do the exchange from £ to Euros transfer the £ money via bacs to someone like tor FX and the get them to send it back to your euro account as euros you wil save yourself quite a few quid in doing so as there exchange rates are much better. My only long term concern about ISA'S is the reason the government has allowed us to have them in the firs place , I cant help feeling that at some time the government is going to say Mr Woolly you don't need a pension / free NHS care or nursing care as we know you have this cash in an ISA as all isa's are linked to you NI no they know exactly what you are worth. in the mean time as said there are still some good returns to be had in ISA's but i would not put all my money in them . Classic cars or tractors , vintage rolex watches and any other thing that ideally give you some enjoyment and is not depreciating and can be turned in to cash relatively easily at some point, is worth some investment also plus its not flagging your nett worth on a government computer somewhere. [/QUOTE]
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