What to do with....
Discussion
£1000
I've had a bit of an unexpected windfall and am open to suggestions.
First off i'm not just going to blow it. So my thoughts so far are-
1- Stick it in an ISA towards a mortgage deposit...the most boring choice
2- Buy a (second-hand, always wanted a Seamaster) nice watch
3- Buy a nice gun (English 12 Bore, lot's of good stuff about for around a grand)
4- So way of making it work for me? Any safe investments where a relatively small sum would be any use?
Any other sensible suggestions?
I'll take coke and hookers as a given
I've had a bit of an unexpected windfall and am open to suggestions.
First off i'm not just going to blow it. So my thoughts so far are-
1- Stick it in an ISA towards a mortgage deposit...the most boring choice
2- Buy a (second-hand, always wanted a Seamaster) nice watch
3- Buy a nice gun (English 12 Bore, lot's of good stuff about for around a grand)
4- So way of making it work for me? Any safe investments where a relatively small sum would be any use?
Any other sensible suggestions?
I'll take coke and hookers as a given

What about a MK1 MX-5!!! Seriously though I doubt you'll loose much money apart from running costs insurance etc.
I suspect the Seamaster is a fairly safe place to put your money.
I've a savings scheme which ends in 15 months in that time I'm thinking Breightling of some sort as I'm hoping they'll always have a value. Or maybe a decent Corrado VR6 as they're appreciating a little for good ones.
I suspect the Seamaster is a fairly safe place to put your money.
I've a savings scheme which ends in 15 months in that time I'm thinking Breightling of some sort as I'm hoping they'll always have a value. Or maybe a decent Corrado VR6 as they're appreciating a little for good ones.
http://www.dscars.net/used-cars/mercedes-benz-500-... and £10 on sweets.
missing the VR6 said:
What about a MK1 MX-5!!! Seriously though I doubt you'll loose much money apart from running costs insurance etc.
I suspect the Seamaster is a fairly safe place to put your money.
I've a savings scheme which ends in 15 months in that time I'm thinking Breightling of some sort as I'm hoping they'll always have a value. Or maybe a decent Corrado VR6 as they're appreciating a little for good ones.
I've been and done the Mk1 MX5 thing, the RWD/ragtop thing is now catered for by the Tiv I suspect the Seamaster is a fairly safe place to put your money.
I've a savings scheme which ends in 15 months in that time I'm thinking Breightling of some sort as I'm hoping they'll always have a value. Or maybe a decent Corrado VR6 as they're appreciating a little for good ones.

My thinking with the Omega or a nice 12 bore is that they should both be reasonably safe places to put it.
RedWhiteMonkey said:
http://www.dscars.net/used-cars/mercedes-benz-500-... and £10 on sweets.
Ahhhhh a W126 merc....again, an automotive itch i've already scrathed (and proved to be a very safe place to put my shed money as it happens!)theironduke said:
I've been and done the Mk1 MX5 thing, the RWD/ragtop thing is now catered for by the Tiv 
My thinking with the Omega or a nice 12 bore is that they should both be reasonably safe places to put it.
Maybe should have read your profile! Doh
My thinking with the Omega or a nice 12 bore is that they should both be reasonably safe places to put it.
Which would you get more use from/benefit?
Agrispeed said:
Probably wont be able to get a Seamaster, or a breitling for that... 
you'll find it tricky to get any 'Grail' watch for that, a nice watch, like a Tissot et al, but not a really special brand.
Granted I haven't seen lots about but I have tracked down a couple of dealers selling Seamasters below 1k, granted Quartz not autos. 
you'll find it tricky to get any 'Grail' watch for that, a nice watch, like a Tissot et al, but not a really special brand.
DoubleSix said:
RE - 4
Safe investments don't lend themselves to small amounts due to low anticipated return.
Punt it dear fellow!!!!
Indeed, you need to invest in a small share that has a potential to multiply, only then it will make sense, otherwise you are taking the piss - it's only £1k.Safe investments don't lend themselves to small amounts due to low anticipated return.
Punt it dear fellow!!!!
theironduke said:
£1000
I've had a bit of an unexpected windfall and am open to suggestions.
First off i'm not just going to blow it. So my thoughts so far are-
1- Stick it in an ISA towards a mortgage deposit...the most boring choice
2- Buy a (second-hand, always wanted a Seamaster) nice watch
3- Buy a nice gun (English 12 Bore, lot's of good stuff about for around a grand)
4- So way of making it work for me? Any safe investments where a relatively small sum would be any use?
Any other sensible suggestions?
I'll take coke and hookers as a given
Combination of 2 and 3. Buy the nice gun first, the visit the jewellers.I've had a bit of an unexpected windfall and am open to suggestions.
First off i'm not just going to blow it. So my thoughts so far are-
1- Stick it in an ISA towards a mortgage deposit...the most boring choice
2- Buy a (second-hand, always wanted a Seamaster) nice watch
3- Buy a nice gun (English 12 Bore, lot's of good stuff about for around a grand)
4- So way of making it work for me? Any safe investments where a relatively small sum would be any use?
Any other sensible suggestions?
I'll take coke and hookers as a given

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