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fruitsalad | 13:03 Thu 07th Jul 2022 | Body & Soul
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Its not a bad one to have, but I really don't know which choice to make, my Son gave me a Mercedes (yes Gave me) It was a large powerful car that would use lots of fuel, and was more than I needed for around town, he said I could do what I wanted with it, so I decided to sell it, I got £6000 that is more than I have ever had in my bank account, which makes me very hesitant to touch the money, but sooner or later I will need another car, I do own a little run around at the moment, (not sure how long for though its old) so I was wondering what would you do? purchase another car, straight away, or just leave the money in your bank for a while.
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Buy £6,000 worth of Premium Bonds.
im not sure why this is in body and soul but no mind, i would keep the money in my bank account and keep my old car till it stops working or becomes too uneconomic to repair
Yep, keep the money and wait. Maybe put it in an ISA?
Yes - leave it until you really need to get a new(er) car. Some bank accounts will even give you a little interest now! (Chance savings a/c 1.5%)
CHASE not CHANCE !
well the cost of used cars is going up at a high rate at the moment so it may be prudent to buy something suitable for your needs now. Failing that go with sqad.
Tora, back in 2017 you wrote 'Finally the manufacturers put an end to diesel silliness. They'll mostly be worthless in within a year'

Strange times, eh!
And then in 2018 you wrote 'Flog it pronto, they will be worthless pretty soon. Expect tax hikes'

Eeeek!
yes, other factors have come into play since then but I still would not suggest diesel.
especially not for runaround trips
at that time I did think that governments would try and get diesel off the kermit by taxing them more heavily. Though I think the move to lecky jam jars and ending manufacture of fossil fuel guzzlers has superseded that.
Indeed.
Second hand deisels will be worth a fortune after they stop making them, buy a few .

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