Where to put £75 pm?

[Matttrakker]

Evening, previously I've had friendly saving schemes over 10 years and got a reasonable bonus but it's not been a lot,
Now I'm out of these and looking to put about £75 a month away, I want to do it for about 10 years and not be able to access it easily.
What is the best way to do this, I honestly have no idea and appreciate any advice. I want a good return and am happy to look at it every year to change it. I'm not sure where to start really.
Thanks

[BigTom85]

What about P2P lending? I've been tempted to chuck a similar amount a month into Zopa or Ratesetter to forget about.

Edited by BigTom85 on Saturday 6th February 14:12

[fat80b]

At that level / length of time I'd be looking at a regular contribution to a share tracker / fund etc in an ISA.

Stick it in the Woodford fund and you'll be doing the same as lots of others.

Bob

[Ozzie Osmond]

Depending on your age now, and how the 10 years you mentioned would fit, it could be worth looking at pension. A somewhat more generous tax regime than ISA because you get "free money" from the government (although I do like ISAs a lot) and under current rules you can access the money pretty freely from about age 55.

[CRB14]

I've just started a fiveraday account for £100 a month. Very good risk profiling questionnaire that asks about your tolerance to risk and such (mine came out at a level 6 for risk). Like you mine is a 10 year plan for an amount i can just put away without thinking about it. well worth a look.