On a school night?
I’m getting fed up with premium bonds.
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Self employed (I think), can do as you please.
at least my misunderstanding of the governments dormant account policy has given you something to divert your attention away from your constant bragging about a mere 100k
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Try road tax disc holders for an investment, long term who knows?
Yep. Perhaps you'll check your 'facts' first in future. Glad to have educated you.
but still correct that people can lose savings as you admitted yourself , you never know we may get a government in the future that implements it ,Yep. Perhaps you'll check your 'facts' first in future. Glad to have educated you.
you may find yourself having to brag daily about 60k instead of 100k
Wrong. Our £100k premium bond stake is ALWAYS going to remain at £100k unless WE do something about it.
Not long now. Get ready........
yes, NS&I have scheduled my partial withdrawal for the day after the draw.
It's an automatic option they offer.
i think the modern problem with savings and premium bonds along with other interest based investments is because the government has gone for quantitive easing [printing money ]any money you have from a year ago is now worth perhaps 3-8% less maybe even more i dont know
i think the modern problem with savings and premium bonds along with other interest based investments is because the government has gone for quantitive easing [printing money] any money you have from a year ago is now worth perhaps 3-8% less maybe even more i dont know
yes, with interest rates below inflation, you are guaranteed to lose value from your savings.
however this is not a "modern" problem.
A government with a large public debt often manages to inflate the currency until its debts shrivel up.
here's an 80p coin I found down the back of the sofa
yes, with interest rates below inflation, you are guaranteed to lose value from your savings.
however this is not a "modern" problem.
A government with a large public debt often manages to inflate the currency until its debts shrivel up.
here's an 80p coin I found down the back of the sofa
ok may be wrong description i remember driving a train between caterham and charring CROSS in 1992 and interest rates every 2 hours or so where raised perhaps 2 percentage points and eventually when something like 12% intrerest rates didnt work we left the erm
Nuffink for me, Nuffink for Mrs Mottie, Nuffink for our son, Nuffink for Mrs Motties mum, 2 X £25 for my mum. I blame Putin!
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