Financial savings advice required please.....
I've been quite fortunate lately and as a result I've got a spare four figure sum burning a hole in my pocket (a lot of money to me!), I now want to invest it in low / none risk account or investment.
I've done a bit of GIYLF and found an interest rate of 2.05% with an 18 month bond with GE Finance, although the term is fine by me (don't really want a term longer than 2 years) I was hoping for a better interest rate - can anyone recommend anything?
Thanks in advance.
Posted By: Jacksons_Twelfth, Dec 6, 20:17:31
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