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Anonymous

10 Aug 2020

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General Investing

Hi Seedly community! I have a good amount of cash in sterling sitting in a bank account in the UK having spent some time working there. What would you do with a lump sum in Sterling?

I have considered moving the money back home and putting it to better use here but have been hesitating due to the weak pound. Investing in the UK isn’t an option either as I’m no longer tax resident there. Any ideas what to do with it?

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Lee John

10 Aug 2020

Invest in LSE.

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