We"re a group of university students who have conducted research on investing trends. We asked over two hundred people aged 18 to 50 what choices they would make if they suddenly inherited or won gold bullion worth £100,000. The subjects were given various options to choose from and could also add their own ideas. The results of our study are as follows. Eighty nine percent of the subjects would definitely save the gold bullion in its original form or exchange it for money. Half of them would attempt to sell the gold immediately for fear it might be worth less in the future. However, they all claim they would ask for professional advice before taking any further steps. In either case, these subjects have particular plans of spending the money. In the future, a significant part would buy a house or a flat either for themselves or their children, pay for their studies and other courses and save some money for hard times. There is also a smaller group of subject who would sell the gold bullion immediately and spend their money on travelling and luxury things. This group consists mainly of people aged 18-22. Some of them claim they would also give some money to charity, which was an option rarely chosen by the first group.