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Re: Investment or Savings
It is, yes. Savings will roughly maintain the value of your money against inflation. Investments will build wealth, over time.1 -
Re: 2026 - consolidation and calm
Sounds like a busy but productive weekend and great PADs1 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
Thanks @Tim_L1 -
Re: Manifesting Money Magnet
Website has had much attention and Oh cracked the issue, I was slightly pleased that it took him a fair while to work it out, felt vindicated that I wasn't Being totally stupid😁 Hopefully tomor…1 -
Re: Steadying the ship - a perilous voyage across the financial middle
£1,800 disappeared to pay my AMEX bill with all of the high-value purchases and October holiday spend on it. Take my breath a-way 🎶 That should be an end to it, new balance after a pre-ordered item …6 -
Re: The alternative hive - making plan B work
Sunday was pretty productive 😀 From today's tasks: At least an hour on the admin task for OH - Completed, surprised myself and was working on the admin task for at least an hour and a half. Tha…2 -
Re: which LibreOffice version to download?
For a PC, it's X86 version….1 -
Re: which LibreOffice version to download?
As the others have commented, you'll likely need the x86-64 version as most computers are x86 based. There are arm based laptops, for example the apple M series chips and there are arm based chr…1 -
Re: Nationwide launches 30 month member exclusive bond
I don't think it's amazing…. I would say the majority people who might benefit from investing in gilts know very little on the subject. It would require seeking professional advice or self …2 -
Re: Annuity vs Gilt ladder
Just to put some numbers to this A single life, level annuity with 5 year guarantee currently has a payout rate of 7.5% at 61yo and 8.4% at 67yo (see https://www.hl.co.uk/retirement/annuities/best-bu…3
