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Hi sir, I am aware that in the notes you’ve written that a short term cash surplus can be invested in shares however in Question Flit Co part (c) the answer states that it is inappropriate to invest short term cash surpluses in shares and that a deposit account would be more appropriate.
It depends how short-term it is.
Short-term surpluses can certainly be invested in shares, but even investing in ‘blue chip’ shares carries risk, as I explain in my lectures.
The answer to Flit does not say that it is inappropriate, but that for such a short period it would rarely be suitable because of the risk and that a deposit account would be more sensible, and that is true.
That’s the answer written in my BPP kit sir but nonetheless, thank you for the explanation 🙂
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