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?Halifax expecting rate change on Thurs?
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We all have. No point in having any savings.
Hm, you've got to be careful. Some peoples accounts are base rate - 1%, so if it goes down any more they would actually be paying the bank to keep their money in the account.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
Hm, you've got to be careful. Some peoples accounts are base rate - 1%, so if it goes down any more they would actually be paying the bank to keep their money in the account.
Not really, because surely any sane person would just take their money away and put it elsewhere? Unless there was some sort of tie in? But isn't that just normally loss of interest anyway?0 -
I have been told by our bank that they are expecting a rate change on thursday......we are waiting to fix the rate on a business loan and were advised to wait til friday0
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Not really, because surely any sane person would just take their money away and put it elsewhere? Unless there was some sort of tie in? But isn't that just normally loss of interest anyway?
Lots of people don't pay attention though, do they?“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
Sorry to ask
What is QE ???????:rolleyes:
thankyou
kas xxbr no 188
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:j#18 £2 saver = £ :T sealed pot #333silent member of mikes mobi will lose weight :rolleyes: i will sort my house
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gettingbetter wrote: »Sorry to ask
What is QE ???????:rolleyes:
thankyou
kas xx
quantitative easing.0
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