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No. 354
As others have said, get in to the property market. If you can get a mortgage on another house, do so and rent it out at 150% of the mortgage payment, or more if you split it in to student accommodation.
Make sure you look in to it thoroughly though, there is more to being a landlord than owning a house. You need to look up contract law, tenant and landlord rights, your obligation for repairs and most importantly how to deal with things that go wrong.
You're at a crossroads, you can either now live comfortably and securely, having an extra ~£500 a month for yourself compare to other people in your age bracket until you're 60, or you can build a future and a legacy for your offspring. Leave them a house and they'll be set for life. Leave them a booming property empire and their children's children's children's children will be set for life.
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