UK Noob Advice

Ok Veeky Forums, I live in the UK and earn around £33K a year.

How can I enhance my savings as a complete noob to trading?

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>33k
This is why I hate my country, it's a fucking shit hole with pakis and chavs everywhere. Hep-c on almost every door handle.
As soon as I'm done with my degree I'm either coming to the states (fuck you amerifags, you can't stop me), or I'm offing myself, because the entire UK is shit.

Depends where you live specifically to be honest. At 22 I'm pretty happy with my wage.

No advice on trading...?

Buy ethereum

Start an ISA

Vanguard index fund(s)

Please elaborate?

Whats the best website to use in the UK for stock trading, and as a complete noob how do i know there reliable to pay out large amounts of money?

This is the exact situation I'm in! I just want to know is what software and websites to use, but all I get is edgy kids with short answers.

Yeh bro, i'm a complete noob to, i feel like i understand the concept but may need to invest time to learn it all properly.
any books or tips are welcomed.

go to Halifax Sharedealing website

Open an ISA

it's a flat fee of £12.50 a year plus £12.50 per purchase

You can subscribe £20k into your ISA per year

Buy £1,000 or whatever of a Vanguard fund each month

I like the Vanguard Total US tracker

If you're a noob you shouldn't be handpicking shares, just buy a index fund