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How were the old rates?
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Just had a quick look here. 8.25% for a 1 year fixed term deposit. Highest of 9.25% for a 590 day deposit.sabretoothtigger wrote: »They pay rates like that in India I think and since our exchange rate with them has been stable enough with them for a while its not such a bad deal.
Would be a hassle though. The rules are byzantine and what is written on paper is rarely what happens in practice.0 -
Well Im thinking inflation index bonds may be the best hope in future of getting 7% That is only like 1% real gain given though0
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