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cheerfulcat Posts: 3,346 Forumite

12 May 2006 at 11:41AM
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schiff wrote:

cheerfulcat

In saying to the original poster that he should take the IFA route, I was trying to judge him/her by his/her original comments. These did seem to indicate a lack of experience and a level of nervousness, not really attributes with which to enter the financial world with all its risks and pitfalls.

Sorry, schiff, I wasn't disagreeing with you as such, just pointing out another option. Didn't mean to step on any toes...

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Cheerfulcat

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schiff Posts: 20,108 Forumite

13 May 2006 at 10:28PM
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cheerful

you didn't !!!

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