No, mate. Just hold onto it until you have at least £2K to spend. An investment fee that’s such a high percentage of the figure invested is a mug’s game.
Tyler Martin
How is this allowed?
Jose Fisher
Slowly spend it on food, toilet paper, electricity/gas until next benefit day.
Ill be watching. Hoping for a Burnley win. Your misusing the word thot.
Suspension from what? If your planning on committing suicide then reconsider. It will devastate the people who love you.
Julian Mitchell
Nah man, I'm just on suspension from work, genuinely curious if theres any trading or investment that would be worthwhile looking into to buffer my money.
Jose Foster
Not a chance for few hundred quid. Spend it on necessities until your back earning.
It's a poor use of your time unless you're willing to invest a minimum of £2K but that's only a rough guide. More importantly, it should be a sum of money that feels 'very substantial' to you, or you'll never learn to invest in a suitably informed and risk-averse manner, and ultimately lose money.
Brokerages and intermediaries of other sorts are dropping their minimums because people are starting to look at investment like it's a profitable "game" (it isn't) and comparable to fantasy football or something. That's why there's all these slick apps. Even traditional investment management companies are setting up or buying up 'execution only' functions to made a quick quid off the fad. If you're investing in this way, though, you might as well just go to the bookies.
Thoroughly research the market and the investment vehicles available to you. If you are confident that you are game for a long-term investment then, yes, get a Stocks & Shares ISA. The allowance is up to £20K now so that's a significant opportunity to save without tax liability. Stick £2-3K in there on a portfolio with very modest exposure. If you get 'the bug' your curiosity will do the rest.
>Moving to Glasgow from the Democratic Republic of Congo at the age of 14 to join her mother, Makangu-Kinkela became aware of race for the first time. “In Congo,” she says, “Race was not apparent. Here, there were people at my school from all over the world.
If you havent got a house yet open up a help to buy isa, open a help to buy isa with the maximum amount you can start with then deposit 200 each month every month until you are ready to buy a property, then the government add an extra 25% or something ontop of whatever you have in the isa.
Merchant nose, fucked up teeth, weak neck and build. Confirmed not Chad.
Blake Morris
Why are you so mad that he’s had sex?
Charles Morales
Newcastle don't even deserve to win. They've been playing abysmally for months and months even after been handed a string of piss-easy games that should have gotten them at least 10pts and got some pitch-time for the new transfers. If they get relegated again it would be a mercy killing/wake up call to the mouth-breathing Norfen lads who throw away £200 quid on a season ticket every year to fat prick Mike Ashley yet show up to every fucking game and spend £15 on sloshy pint and cheap hot dog before complaining every week that he doesn't invest in the club and is a tight miserable bastard. Maybe with the club value imploding he can finally fuck off and sell the club to someone who gives a shit. Rafa can't do shit all with no money but he's also a fat and useless manager.
Jose Sullivan
>He fell for the taxberg and degreeberg meme Imagine slaving away for an imaginary number for the rest of your days
Those are some seriously fucking weird teeth. Also is he the one that was apologising about getting robbed by a moped gang in Islington saying they probably needed his phone more than him
I’d think so. Imaging growing up in rural Congo with no access to the outside world. You’d never see Whitey or a Chink or any other type of wog.
Cameron Cooper
Nah not larping. Who'd actually pretend to be a traveller on the internet? kek
Joseph Cooper
>then the government add an extra 25% or something ontop of whatever you have in the isa.
Not that I wouldn't take advantage with how extortionate house prices are for first-time buyers, but why exactly did the British government get in the business of guaranteeing housing deposits? Why couldn't they just give everyone a massive tax cut (anyone earning less than 50k shouldn't pay a penny more than 10%) and cut immigration by 95% so that we didn't need to build 500k new houses every year on the green belt and the free market could self-regulate pricing via basic supply & demand.
I mean I could be say a "Mcphee". One of my cousins could have had a scrap with some other traveller and whatever, he got cut or hurt in some way. Obviously if I run into any of his relatives I'm liable to get stabbed, chopped in bits or shot
current 'deal' - we basically stay in the EU in all but name, except that we don't get to elect members to the EU parliament anymore. this hasn't been put to parliament yet, and will almost certainly be rejected. alternative: no deal brexit, or possibly a new referendum where they will split the leave vote between no deal and may's god awful deal.
iain watson @iainjwatson · 1h Interesting that @SKinnock tells @bbcnews he's talked to Amber Rudd about a #brexit Plan B, what he calls a 'Lifeboat option' - EEA, single market like Norway, customs arrangment, poss emergency brake on migration (rather than a new referendum) - 'parliament should take control'
>tfw Rudd/Hammond's "Plan B" is somehow worse than Theresa's deal
The eyes are on mainly what she says about France's backstop threat - likely that the UK would refer it to independent arbitration i.e. see if the ECJ side with France or the UK, which would be a deeply unpopular stance to take
Jeremiah Moore
Seriously, who actually cares about the single market or the customs union? I’d rather buy and sell goods with Germany and Italy than do some sort of awful deal with India and Brazil.
All I care about is supremacy of British law and stopping foreigners from coming here, that’s all.