Best way to invest £125 to see returns

As an answer to the OP there isn't a generic 'Best' investment - your personal circumstances, aims/goals dictate what are suitable investments for you.

Only way to make any real money out of £125 is to do some spread betting on the stock exchange. You're just as likely to lose it though.

no - you're more likely to lose it not just as likely - the spread in itself gives you a -ve expectation you need to overcome.

125 Premium Bonds

Pretty poor returns on average - you're basically just playing a lottery with the interest payments.
 
well, it depends on the product that is being sold and it depends on when you "get in" on the scheme.

generally the people who get in early do make some money but the whole thing is funded by recruiting new people who join the scheme..

what is the product?
Agreed. MLM/Pyramid selling has *by definition* to result in losers. This ought to be obvious but all too often it isn't. Everyone at the top of the pyramid wins, and everyone at the bottom loses. There are a lot more people at the bottom than there are at the top.
 
Agreed. MLM/Pyramid selling has *by definition* to result in losers. This ought to be obvious but all too often it isn't. Everyone at the top of the pyramid wins, and everyone at the bottom loses. There are a lot more people at the bottom than there are at the top.

So your saying if you get early in on a new grid, and you are confident you can get people to join the scheme u have a good chance?
 
So your saying if you get early in on a new grid, and you are confident you can get people to join the scheme u have a good chance?

if the product is good and you are in early, and you belive you can recruit people underneath you who are as motivated as you..

and, you dont mind risking £125,

then its worth a shot. .
 
Blackjack imho if you want the chance of a good return but don't mind if you lose it.

Otherwise for an investment of £125 you're not going to get much back.

Shares are pretty pointless, with an average trade fee of say £12 before stamp duty on the purchase you've already used up £25 so would need something that'll go up a lot to make your money back + a profit. Although at the price of RBS shares atm you'd probably make £20 if the price went up to a quid or so.
 
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