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Good general advice but not sure how it relates to the question the OP asked which doesn't mention any debts at all?robtgossard wrote: »Savings are for rainy days. I believe it’s better to draw from your savings than to take a debt. Living a debt-free life has its pluses, and on the other hand a life of debt makes living difficultRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
this is absolutely correct - i can safely predict that there will be a 'dip'...r as she thinks that there is going to be a "dip" and we could lose money. Does anyone think that this is correct as we are wary of cashing in an Isa that is doing well.
what i cannot tell you is when
no one can
not even the men in charge mr o and hoboe
no one knows
anyone who says they do is lying or at best deluded
if you need the dosh cash it in
if not leave it
cheers
fj0
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