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It really depends on personal interest and prospect/enjoyment of current job. If your current career is steady with good growth, then putting the money in property or investment is probably what I would do (actually that's what I did when I was 27). If your career is so painful to you that you must have a change then dipping your toes into trading would probably be a good investment/outlet. If one has the experience and ability to run their own business then probably start building a business plan etc - while saving for more capital in lower risk, more liquid investments.At the end of the day got to do something you look forward to doing every week when you wake up on Monday mornings.I would argue that mowing someone else's lawn all day would be more boring.
It really depends on personal interest and prospect/enjoyment of current job. If your current career is steady with good growth, then putting the money in property or investment is probably what I would do (actually that's what I did when I was 27). If your career is so painful to you that you must have a change then dipping your toes into trading would probably be a good investment/outlet. If one has the experience and ability to run their own business then probably start building a business plan etc - while saving for more capital in lower risk, more liquid investments.
At the end of the day got to do something you look forward to doing every week when you wake up on Monday mornings.
I would argue that mowing someone else's lawn all day would be more boring.
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