Did I say he was lying? I thought I just asked a reasonable financial question. Seems like you’re assuming that someone thinks someone may be lying.
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You implied that, yes.
How did you come to that conclusion? Are you that protective of Johnnyboy that anyone simply asking him a question must by default think that he is lying?
your imagination running away with you again seeing words that are not even there .
In other other news,
Premium Bonds prize fund rate is now 3.60%
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Premium Bonds prize fund rate is now 3.60%
New prize fund rate for August Premium Bonds draw | NS&I Corporate Site
Premium Bonds prize fund rate will be 3.60% from the August 2025 draw 6 million tax-free prizes expected to be paid out in August 2025 Odds remain at 22,000 to 1 for each £1 Premium Bond held NS&I is reducing the Premium Bonds prize fund rate to 3.60% with effect from the August 2025 draw, down...
Yet you still use them to "temporarily" park your money with no guarantee of a win in them for up to three months when you need "quick access" to your money. Where are you taking that money from for Christ’s sake - a 180 day notice account? 
Here you go, use these for instant access to quick money if that’s what you need - better that the rubbish rate you could average from the PB's you talk down one moment but boast of your winnings the next.
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Here you go, use these for instant access to quick money if that’s what you need - better that the rubbish rate you could average from the PB's you talk down one moment but boast of your winnings the next.
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Utterly obsessed.Yet you still use them to "temporarily" park your money with no guarantee of a win in them for up to three months when you need "quick access" to your money. Where are you taking that money from for Christ’s sake - a 180 day notice account?
Here you go, use these for instant access to quick money if that’s what you need - better that the rubbish rate you could average from the PB's you talk down one moment but boast of your winnings the next.
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Yep, that’s Jonny boy. Rate of inflation. Nothing whatsoever to do with his luck with premium bonds as per the thread title, wouldn’t you agree?
Wossamatta John, been caught out again?
In other news,
"Laith Al-Khalaf
Published AUG 16 2025
Consumers risk seeing their savings eaten away by inflation for the first time in nearly two years after UK banks slashed interest rates paid to customers in response to Bank of England base rate cuts last week.
More than 20 savings providers, including NatWest, Chase and Santander have cut rates paid to consumers over the past week, according to the financial data website Moneyfacts. The Bank of England announced a cut in the base interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4 per cent on August 7, which lenders have already started passing on to customers."
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"Laith Al-Khalaf
Published AUG 16 2025
Consumers risk seeing their savings eaten away by inflation for the first time in nearly two years after UK banks slashed interest rates paid to customers in response to Bank of England base rate cuts last week.
More than 20 savings providers, including NatWest, Chase and Santander have cut rates paid to consumers over the past week, according to the financial data website Moneyfacts. The Bank of England announced a cut in the base interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4 per cent on August 7, which lenders have already started passing on to customers."
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Inflation rising, interest rates falling.. it’s like someone f***ed up the economy, since coming to power.
But back to the topic. As a tax payer (I know it’s a curious thing for the lefty trolls) I’m still better off with a premium bond.
But back to the topic. As a tax payer (I know it’s a curious thing for the lefty trolls) I’m still better off with a premium bond.
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