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want to make an investment but where?

galwaydude · 2005-04-13 07:51:56

Hi, Just wondering what would be the best way to invest a few hundred a month.I already have an SSIA account (investing the maximum)but want to invest further with my GF now that we have bought our first house together. Are the rsa's worth the risk then, excuse my ignorance if i got the spelling wrong.

13-04-2005 7:51am

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galwaydude

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Hi,

Just wondering what would be the best way to invest a few hundred a month.I already have an SSIA account (investing the maximum)but want to invest further with my GF now that we have bought our first house together.
Are the rsa's worth the risk then, excuse my ignorance if i got the spelling wrong.

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#2 13-04-2005 2:57pm

vigos

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depends what kind of risk you want to expose your money to. If you have the extra money probably would be better using it to pay off your mortgage. Have you checked out

http://www.askaboutmoney.com

Read the investment and savings guide, alot of good info on that site

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#3 13-04-2005 3:18pm

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I hear magic beans are a good bet:D

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#4 13-04-2005 9:52pm

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You could invest in your own education either so that you earn more at work or enjoy your work more or enrich your life with something that has nothing to do with work. That's what I'd do.

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