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£70 a month to save/invest. what to do?

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persephonesnape · 11/04/2007 10:30

I've changed my gas/electric and tv/phone/BB provider and saved myself £70 a month. I want to save or invest it and i want a bloody good return. I'm not too bothered about investing and potentially losing as I didn't really have the money in the first place. an anyone give me any pointers? I don't really want to pop it in an ISA - I want to see some return above 6% or whatever the current interest rate is. I want to be able to add any windfalls etc to it and want to be able to do it over the internet for ease. I've tried money saving expert.com, but it all seems to be ISAs..I used to have A PEP (which worked very well.) but I'm not sure they 'do' them anymore...

all suggestions graciously received!

OP posts:
hana · 11/04/2007 10:32

you can move money in or out of an isa though, and it's all tax free
do you pay tax? if not, lots of the high street banks have 'super saver accounts' that give up to 10% if you put in a regular amount each month. The Halifax does this for children at 10% for 1 year

gigglinggoblin · 11/04/2007 10:32

lottery tickets?

hana · 11/04/2007 10:34

or premium bonds too

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