<prompt> Human: Note: I know this is a common type of post so I read through the wiki and couldnt find advice specific enough to my kind of unique situation.A bit of context; I left school at 16 because I got straight As in my most important high-school exams. From there, I went straight into working an industry leading digital marketing agency where Ive been since - I never wanted to go to university and study I just wanted to get into the working world.So Im here now, having done pretty well working my way up the company. At 19, Ive managed to save 25,000 by saving most of my paycheck every month and I am looking advice for what to do with it. Currently, its just sitting in my bank account RBS with a relatively low 0.50 interest... which isnt doing a whole lot.Im still living at home, so the most logical option would be to invest in a property. However, I dont want to commit to something like that at such a young age. I feel investing it is too risky because I dont have any experience in investments.Any advice would be appreciated and sorry for another one of these I have x, what should I do with it?...  <response>: How happy are you with your job? Do you want to move up in the company, but youve hit a glass ceiling without a degree? If you think at any point in your career youll regret not having a degree, maybe spending that money on college would be a good investment.Thats just what I would do though. Other than that, you could invest in ETFs. Theyre fairly risky, but broadly diversified. Vanguard will not charge a commission on your transactions, but keep in mind these are longterm investments... Otherwise youre just gambling ; 