What have you personally learned from the current crisis?

Primrose

And will you be doing anything differently in future? (either in lifestyle or financial planning).

Ivana_B_Rich

I've learned a guarantee from another country is worth diddly. I won't risk another passport scheme.

I used to think savings in banks were the safe option :rolleyes:

jamieslucky7

Stoozing in the current climate can be very dangerous. I only have £1400 of stoozed money in KE which isn't due until next October, however I can imagine some people have been caught out by not being able to access their stoozed cash, resulting in hefty interest!

If I continue to stooze, I may try and find a safer place for my savings.

home_alone

I have learned that there is no such thing as a safe bank unless the goverment are behind it (icelandic banks not included). I have also learned that it does not matter what web site you frequent there are always going to be trolls.

gary

Jim_B_3

If you cause an enormous problem and then fix it very loudly, people will vote for you even though you caused it in the first place.

Tom_Jones

To keep a load of cash from now on, I'll never trust a bank with a large deposit again.

justaquickie

Wear brown trousers. :rolleyes:

freddysmith

To enjoy my money before I loose it.......

mr_fishbulb

That people do not accept responsibility for their own choices and want a scapegoat when things go wrong.

Ivana_B_Rich

Jim_B wrote: »

If you cause an enormous problem and then fix it very loudly, people will vote for you even though you caused it in the first place.

If/when I get my house deposit back, I won't be letting it change my vote. My memory is longer than that

amistupid

When the head of a bank tells you it's a safe and thriving concern move your money immediately!