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Re: Steadying the ship - a perilous voyage across the financial middle
£2.08 OPed in a thrilling development 😂 I am looking forward to a) fireworks and b) a dinner that will be ready in 10 minutes or less (🌭 and hot chocolate) 🎆 May your evenings be sparkly and your …8 -
Re: Progress is...
Those insurance costs are breathtaking but what's the point of money if not to be used in these circumstances? 🤷♂️ You have interested me in the concept of a decluttering challenge - we forgot…2 -
Re: Warning about a new ANPR TOLL on Warburton Bridge over Manchester Ship Canal managed by Excel
The posts on the Facebook page infuriate me. They're all piling on to the magic new solution of emailing Jake Burgess and being ever so grateful for him lowering the payment back down to £31.7 -
Re: Parking Charge Appeal refused by Smart Parking Ltd - What Next?
Ignore the idiots, unless they start a court claim of course, they are misquoting the old Elliott v Loake case yet again which doesn't apply to your case. Elliott v Loake (1982) is a UK criminal…4 -
Re: How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
32 RS, £32,052 balance, min for new RS 6% with exceptions (will probably open Principality Xmas for £1 and renew Skipton, for example.) Average return 6.01%.1 -
Re: How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
The last of my Principality RSs matured today. Down to 6 RS. £1,700 per month, £8,800 currently in them. Average 6.60%. Wouldn't open a new one under 6%, although I'm keeping going with the…1 -
Re: How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
My figures are as follows: Total number of RSs: 46 (+1 from last month) Weighted average: 6.32% (-0.11%)1 -
Re: Nationwide launches 30 month member exclusive bond
It amazing how many people with mountains of cash don't understand gilts, even those who understand far more complex investments like property BTL etc. Was talking to someone just after the budg…1 -
Re: Nationwide launches 30 month member exclusive bond
Or simply pay all the interest at maturity. Why pay it annually if it can't be accessed? It just causes complicated tax issues. The nominal rate would have to be higher than the AER (just like m…3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
The cynic in me wonders if it's a hidden part of the business model ... offer a high(ish) headline rate to attract , and then claw back around the edges with slow transfers in/out etc. And so th…3
