If you had £5k spare, what would you do with it?

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Hit the green crowdfunding platforms.
http://www.greenentrepreneurship.com/green-crowdfunding-platforms/

It's the only way to create a future that works and creates genuine profits for all.

Reply 81

the bear

Original post by littlenorthernlass

You're naughty, bear :naughty:

i will be voting to Remain In.
Staying In has always been the best option. Withdrawing would be very messy.

Reply 82

scnotcrazy

Original post by the bear

i will be voting to Remain In.
Staying In has always been the best option. Withdrawing would be very messy.

like you yesterday with your honey? :wink:

Reply 83

the bear

Original post by scnotcrazy

like you yesterday with your honey? :wink:

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Reply 84

scnotcrazy

Original post by the bear

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that was some mess you made that i had to clean up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reply 85

the bear

Original post by scnotcrazy

that was some mess you made that i had to clean up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you are certainly getting plenty of hands-on experience in your Cave™ Internship :h:

Reply 86

Fullofsurprises

Original post by the bear

you are certainly getting plenty of hands-on experience in your Cave™ Internship :h:

You have interns? :awesome:

What are the duties and what are your pay and expenses offerings?

Reply 87

the bear

Original post by Fullofsurprises

You have interns? :awesome:

What are the duties and what are your pay and expenses offerings?

the Internship was heavily advertised:

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4043039&page=27&p=64722831#post64722831

& the post has now been filled by the excellent scnotcrazy.

Her duties include stress relief exercises for the Management Team and helping Gavin™ with his spillages.

Reply 88

Observatory

Original post by jamesthehustler

put £500 in my ISA
then invest £4,500 in buying a nice piece like a yellow gold rolex datejust which is worth about £8,000 and repeat the process

10% in savings(£800), 25% to spend(£2000) and the remainder to reinvest(£5200)

then invest in buying a nice piece like a 2.5ct diamond platinum solitaire ring which is worth about £14,000 and repeat the process10% in savings(£1400), 25% to spend(£3500) and the remainder to reinvest(£9100)

What shop do you go to to buy things for thousands of pounds less than they are worth?

I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Reply 89

Blondie987

If I weren't going to give it to charity, selfishly probably plastic surgery or a car

Reply 90

username2295565

Original post by Blondie987

If I weren't going to give it to charity, selfishly probably plastic surgery or a car

What plastic surgery would you get done?

Reply 91

Blondie987

Original post by fr0sr_

What plastic surgery would you get done?

Nose job definitely and I'd probably ask f they could do anything about my awful bone structure :lol:

Reply 92

Fullofsurprises

Original post by the bear

OMG,what a dream position for any woman.

Total jealousy. Why do I always miss out on the lucky breaks? :sad:

Reply 93

goldenshades

Use it to do more stuff in my gap year and save the rest for uni

Reply 94

the bear

Original post by Fullofsurprises

OMG,what a dream position for any woman.

Total jealousy. Why do I always miss out on the lucky breaks? :sad:

it's not what you know, it's whom

:h:

Reply 95

Dilsz

Invest in gold or buy a private number plate

Reply 96

jamesthehustler

Original post by Observatory

What shop do you go to to buy things for thousands of pounds less than they are worth?

I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

you get in the trade you get the deals

Buy nice clothes

Original post by KingFTw

i7 6820k OC
4 Titan Z
64 gb RAM
1000GB SSD
6TB HDD
Nice case and fan
3 38" 4k monitors

Anyone else agree? :P

Be better using server parts, they're cheaper and far more scalable.

Now, what would I do? Get my novel edited professionally.

Reply 99

Vicky628

Probably put most of it in savings for car/uni, but spend ~£1000 now, on a nice suit and shoes, slightly less dead speakers, a holiday for my boyfriend and I and financially help my sibling/cousins with their dance lessons :h: