What services?

Start a brokerage company.

Sell loans/mortgages/insurance. Prehaps a lettings/travel agency/franchise etc etc... a middle man company.

Withservices, 'all' you need is a reasonably good looking office with a nice sounding address/mail box. Probably couldn't start a products company with £10,000 as you'd need to buy in the products, do extensive research and marketing, equip your store and pay rent and rates... Unless you stick to the web and mail order and dropship your goods. Services all you have to do is pay rent and plan your marketing... thats after doing a course in what ever industry you're looking at, starting small and then recruiting people to work for you, even then you could have them on commission only so they're ''self employed'' so aslong as you bring them business you don't need to pay them directly, without making some money first that is.

More money and less hassle in services.

Yeah Yeah... a 'service' could be classed as a 'product', we're not in the philosophy room and theres nothing tangible in services.

Theres plenty of things you could do with £10,000 but it'd be a tough haul. Could fund an invention or two and hope for the best.Whaddya say Shemsi? .lol.

*Mumbles something about pyramid marketing schemes and how £10,000 would goa long way advertising for recruits in mainstream newspapers*

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