Bocconi Vs LSE Vs Oxford

I know that this question has been asked over and over,but i'll ask it anywayXD
Assuming that i get a place at bocconi(more finance oriented degree),LSE(economics)and oxford(economics and management)
I'm pretty sure that i-ll get a first at bocconi or at least in the worst scenario an high 2.1.
Moreover would be savy to keep studying for finance master?(i mean without working in between)
I/m really thrilled by the double programm offered by bocconi(grants a second chance thanks to the double master) but i'll surely keep in count LSE and Oxbridge.
Money is an issue,my spending cap(for fees) is just 9k.
What would be the smartest move?I aim to work in dubai or in any tax haven and if it will be possible move to HF as soos as possible.
Thanksto you all!

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Prolly wise to get an offer first and then ask. If you want specifics for Bocconi or LSE, PM me.

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