Money to invest - quick returns

Im moving away from ISA's and putting mine in a 123 current account with santander, my salary gets paid into that account + 2 direct debits come out of there, but hopefully I should earn ~£600 per year from interest with that account. Not mega £££ but every little helps!
 
I've seen an increase of 10% in a S&S ISA since April on a similar amount, obviously it's only today's valuation and it swings from 5 - 15% daily. Mainly bolstered by one big winner and a 50/50 scattering of winners and losers.

I really have no idea what I'm doing :p
 
im really supprised nobody has said shares, easy return just buy blue chip ones with high dividends like bp.

25k on bp would give ypu roughly 250 a quarter in dividends alone

blue chip banks, and oil companys

have a look at bp they are very cheep at the moment
 
Going to have to take some risk. You can always try P2P lending but no FSCS protection. Sometimes possible to get 6% for 3 years in your willing to lock it away.
 
im really supprised nobody has said shares, easy return just buy blue chip ones with high dividends like bp.

25k on bp would give ypu roughly 250 a quarter in dividends alone

blue chip banks, and oil companys

have a look at bp they are very cheep at the moment


OIL COMPANIES!!! Are you for real? Have you seen the price of oil? Have you analyzed the financial statements of oil majors to see what a bloated inefficient mess they are? They are cheap for a reason, because everyone is selling. For years people have be saying gold miners are cheap, well guess what, they are a hell of a lot cheaper now.

If you are investing in share, stay away from oil, gold, pharam, and anything that is not generating returns. They are all called speculating.

If you are after fast reward you will have to take risk. If you are comfortable with this you may want to put your money into a smaller companies fund such as 'Investec UK Smaller Companies', or maybe an North American Smaller Companies fund. This way you are investing your money in growth companies without putting all your eggs in one basket.
 
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