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Not quite, Do away with elections entirely in favour of equal representation for all parties to have a vote on policies, new laws etc - A Jury.

It's a shame all of the parties can't be amalgamated into one and have the maturity to realise that their jobs are to improve the welfare of those residents of the UK and do so without fighting. The way the system works imo causes political divide. If all 650 seats were divided equally by the...

I don't think you can invest in the property market with any amount! To make a decent return you have to have the capital to begin with or an asset of enough value to shore up a sizeable loan. If it's your own money the risk is less if it's a loan the risk is huge and the return is less. I'll...

Can you get your hands on a compound chopsaw? I suspect, if the walls are newly plastered, the plasterer has scooped the plaster at the bottom or a curve, if this is the case the curve needs smashing off with a hammer and brick chisel so the skirting sits flat. The corners aren't perfect 45...

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Where?

The risk of losing money is sensible?

Maybe, my initial enquiry was to move my business account and personal account....ended up transferring the isa aswell as the rate offered was very attractive and thought I could make a tidy profit by paying in monthly. Until I realised it was fixed, hey ho.

Going around in circles gas112

Maybe, my initial enquiry was to move my business account and personal account....ended up transferring the isa aswell...but, I moved the isa because the rate offered was very attractive thinking I could carry on making monthly installments, I soon realised it was fixed. Hey ho.

Yes, I looked at that a moment ago.

Looks like I'll have to print a statement doesn't it.

It's 6%, i don't know how to right it any other way, hold on, it's six percent. It expires on the the 16th of August this year.

No, it's a fixed ISA I can't pay into it, I transferred from HSBC.

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Not unless we go back 23 months, this was the rate offered for a 2 year fixed in August 2023. Want get that rate now, I've just looked.

6% Natwest.

Hold on ill check the rate...

Find a Carpenter preferably one that is recommended to you by friends/family, or failing that ask for photos of previous similar works completed.

I have cash isa's, one fixed with Nat West at about 6-7% and a little isa with HSBC that I keep forgetting to move to get a better rate. Why? I don't understand stocks and shares, other than my naivety I also feel it's to risky, I'd rather be earning a measly interest whilst keeping hold of...