If you’ve money to invest then property has to be the best long term bet, currently getting roughly £400 per month profit on two rental properties add in that in the long run the value of the properties will increase it is one of the safest options. Pick carefully where you buy and even in the short term if the value drops the rent is still coming in.
Depends why you’re investing.
Pension schemes where the Gov give you free money, and maybe your boss does too have gotta be good.
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But Martin Lewis
Moneysavongexpert is always worth a look…
Optimum:
With looming benefits arising from departure from the EU and people with savings facing minimal or negative interest rates, buying shares may be an attracive alternative. HGV drivers are in a good position to see which companies are performing well and are well managed. Stobart have had a rough ride but at 20p (valuing the Co at £5m) do they represent a good recovery speculation? Or do you deliver to any other possibles?
That will be STOBART GROUP at 20p , EDDIE STOBART LOGISTICS is trading around 6.8p today
Beetlejuice:
No StoFARTS is a bad investment.
Apparently…
You are correct according to this article.
But which of the looming benefits from Brexit will we see first and from which can we profit?
Optimum:
But which of the looming benefits from Brexit will we see first and from which can we profit?
Rebaiting the hook?
According to Mr WS E.Stobarts is on the road to recovery. See yesterday’s press release.
Stobart group owns London Southend airport (planners must have named it) so their not on solid ground either.