I have got £100K to invest. Where shell i invest for higher return?

Question

Can someone please give me the advice that how should i utilise this money to make more money?

Answer 1

If you want high returns Forex trading is where it's at man. I wouldn't put ALL of that into Forex but maybe 10k in Forex and the rest in something else.

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Answer 2

My advice would be to buy and study Phil Towne's book, "Rule One Investing."  It will simplify the stock market's mysteries and teach you to focus in on the important investment matters.  I religiously use this book and have consistently made 15% - 50% on my money every few months.  I was telling a friend several months ago about my investing and offered him the same advice.  He called to tell me after two months he had made 15k.  The information contained in the book will give you the needed confidence to explore and make good investment decisions, even in bad economic times.  In closing remember, no one will ever take as good a care investing your money as you would.

Answer 3

You should meet with a financial adviser that can help you setup a plan that works best for you. Here is a site until then to help you get started in setting objectives and focusing your attention to planning.

Answer 4

muntal funds

Answer 5

OK. Give it to me. I can be trusted.

No, really.....

Answer 6

With this amount of money you could consider buying shares and stocks (look online for advice).  

However with the US and Uk economies looking a little dodgy I would not really recomend this.  EGG.com do fixed rate bonds where the the money is stored ina high interest account for one year.  the Interest rate is usually about 5% and you can invest 2 lump sums of £50k. The returns of this will be much higher than other investments.

Answer 7

This is my advice, because I have a similar amount tied up:

(1) Open a Halifax account. They do one account where you get 12% on a £5000 deposit, for a year. And also 10% on £500 a month contributions. I would do this.

(2) Open a Tesco's account, which pays 6.25% Put about 40'000 in this. CASH IS KING RIGHT NOW, nothing else offers the same risk free (supposedly) returns

(3) Invest in some shares. Don't tie up too much. Good blue chippers like Astra Zeneca should out perform a weak market, avoid banks. As a punt, maybe buy into Begbies Traynor, say £1500 worth, they;re a corporate insolvency firm and should do VERY well out of a recession. Not many people know about them, they're small, but they're dealing with Silverjet and a host of other failed companies right now. Maybe stick 5 grand across the commodities sector, companies like Dana Petrolium, Anglo American are my preferred picks, but be careful, they're gone up a lot already

(4) Open a national savings account, and put £15'000 into an inflation linked bond. They pay you a %ge above inflation, which is great if inflation starts to creep up, which it is doing

Ignore advice about market being cheap, I think cash is king1!

Answer 8

open up an stock market account share dealings. invest 10k of it in penny shares but in a company that is stable like  Vernalis  at some point in the year their share price will double. giveing you around about 8k profit after tax. so yea if your looking for high return you need to be looking at offplan property abroad were the houseing market is attractive and thriving not slumping in england. invest in penny stable company shares and keep a very close eye day to day. other ideas include start your own buisness in something or put all 100k on 10 black on the roulette wheel ya never know it could come in and that would bring you up to 3.6million

Answer 9

hello , I have invested more than 100K USD in foreign exchange asset management and i made a consistent profits , i get from 5% to 20% ,more or less monthly , if you are interested, take a look

Answer 10

Here's what you can do:

- First, consult with your financial advisor. They need to know where you are now, what you have, and where you want to be x years from now.

- Your financial advisor will map out a path for you to take when it comes to your investments. Find a good broker, online or not that will fit your needs.

What I usually tell my clients is to diversify their portfolio to both:

- fixed cash flow investments such as treasury bills, bank CDs, even rental property.

- capital growth securities like stocks, foreign exchange and commodities.

Now depending on your situation and risk appetite, I usually recommend 80% of total portfolio to fixed cash flow investments, and 20% for capital growth securities for my risk averse clients, and 60/40 to clients who can prefer a high risk-high reward investments.

I wish you the best!

Jim http://jsforex.blogspot.com

Answer 11

i suggest going into property...

cheap housing...find a bargin spend a little more on getting it booted and suited and well wolla youve made yourself a nice little number...with 100k i suggest student accomodation...its suprising how much you can make...the sacrifice is deffo covered by the benefits

Answer 12

Wow. You've got some serious money! I would invest it in the FTSE 250.

May i ask what do you do for a living?

Il be back to see if you replied. Thanks