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Any suggestions what to do with £15K tax free lump sum?
I've already maxed out my ISAs, got savings and fixed term bonds, NS & I certiificates and Bonds with both NU and Prudential.
I'm reluctant to invest any more in equity based funds at this time of volatility, but savings are taxed. ( I'm now a basic rate tax payer ) Do I go for more NS & I index linked certificates?