PPI reclaiming is fastly becomming an everyday occurance, in a few years everyone will know someone or have personally claimed back compensation for mis-sold PPI and because of this PPI claims companies are sprouting up everywhere. PPI is big business, and with an estimated 30 million policies sold in the UK a few companies will get very rich very quickly, so our insider tip this month is based around PPI claim companies.

Find a young establishing PPI claims company

Find yourself a young PPI company, one who perhaps has the investment to advertise in all  the right places and enquire about buying some shares.

PPI claims are set to rocket in the next year or two, currently there is a judicial ruling waiting to be broken regarding  the mis-selling of PPI, the banks are challenging the financial bodies about paying compensation for the controversial product. If and when this is positive the companies involved in the market will be expecting a huge landslide in terms of customer acquisition, the big players in the market will be delivering around 2-3000 PPI claims per week on the doors of the major banks and lenders in the UK.

Investing money is a proven way of increasing your net wealth, the problem being it is highly unpredictable and thwart with potential risks. Investing is usually an aim for people in the know, those who have vast experience with a company or business that they know is ‘onto a winner’, though it is accesible to everyone. My advice would always be, only invest what you can afford to lose. Much the same as gambling, finding yourself in a situation where you do not have enough capital to keep your necesities coming in is a very bad place to be and something that you want to avoid.

Investing money in new or thriving companies is a great way of growing your capital, though usually for the longer game plan often you can get quick wins by moving money from company to company during a quick growth period. This is often where the professional brokers operate, making a fast buck and selling when the time is right, this is a large part of being good at investing, knowing when to sell. Making a 100% return rather than risking a 110% return is the way to think about it!

Where should I invest my savings?

This is largely dependant on your knowledge and experience, generally people tend to stick to what they know, this is usually the way to make the wins, staying within your comfort zone and investing in something you have knowledge of already. Investing in new and young business that may be on the verge of a takeover or bringing on a huge client will increase the value of your shares greatly within days.

Our advice would be to stick to your comfort zone, stick to markets that you already know something about will give you the edge.

Cashing in on investments

Cashing in on your investments is perhaps the mos important part, having shares worth 1000 times what you paid for them is all well and good but that money is not yours until you can sell the shares, get out when you can and maximise the guaranteed return rather than risking a slightly higher return.

It is as simple as maths and common sense, if you bought shares for £1 and a year later they are worth £1000 then sell them rather than risking it all to get £1100 in another years time, what is the point in gambling £1000 for a 10% return when you allready have 1000 times what you paid for it?!