Interesting Things to Invest In.

Unfortunately for most ideas you need your own specialist knowledge . Whiskey , wine , art ,watches , jewellery can go up in value (or tank) so no good for an "amateur " . Gold isn't really an investment more a hedge against inflation . Airport car parking spaces , similar to holiday static caravans , student accommodation etc ,the management /admin fees make it unprofitable .

There are many companies in all these sectors offering get rich quick schemes in all the sectors I have mentioned - most of which are scams or bordering on scams .

Ask yourself why any company would let you into a "good thing" ? If it's a legit company with a good idea they can get finance easily enough from a bank or venture capital .

I have looked closely at various "schemes" in the past and none pass serious scrutiny . I stick with the Stock market , I don't always get it right but at least it is tightly regulated and above board .

I would invest in Newport landfill, it's worth £1.5bn

I didn't know you could buy a parking space at an airport to rent out. That sounds super interesting!

I always stand by gold tbh, yes prices can drop but inevitably it will always go back up just because of how popular it is imo

Premium Bonds of course. I enjoy the thrill of waiting each month to see if I have won £25 minimum or not.

So far, I haven't won anything since last August, but I don't mind bit. The money I have won per year is more than what I would have earned in bank interest.

I have always collected stamps and coins and have some going back to reign of Victoria. Interesting fact, postal service began in 1837, the year she came to the throne.