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16 February 2010

What to do with 50k?

I have 50k to save and I need to know what my options are for it. This is my nest egg for use if I lose my job or have children etc. I have already paid a large sum off my mortgage. Basically I need to be able to get to some of it in the short term but I am also willing to put a small amount (say 10-20k) for 3-5 years. Interest rates are rubbish and I am tempted to chuck it all into premium bonds. I do not want to risk losing the capital. Any ideas?

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