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I found a good DTD.
Tosco 3 for £6 that includes cereals, coffees and teas.
Till doesn't pick up the offer, so DTD.
I had 2 x all bran red berry crunch, 1 x oatabix flakes came to £8.47, overcharge £2.47, DTD = £4.94, total actually paid was £8.47-£4.94=£3. 53.
Less PP:
1x
WEETABIX OATIFLAKES WITH FRUIT 475G
£2.69 £2.18 £2.00 n/a
2x
KELLOGGS ALL BRAN CRUNCH BERRY 340G
£5.78 £5.76 £5.78 £5.70
against Sainsbob of £0.69. Net cost £3.53-69p=£2.84 for 3 branded cereals.
Oooh I was only talking about these all bran berry crunch things earlier. I saw the offer when in Tesco s earlier and thought oh I could get 3 packs for £6 but didn t bother at the time as I was in the middle of 2 hh shops. I ll have to try that tomorrow but don t suppose 3 of the all bran would work.0 -
queen_of_cheap wrote: »The talk of premium bonds earlier has got me thinking- I might put some money in. It wouldn't be loads

Does anyone here have any? Have you had a decent return on them?
I have few premium bonds since I was child, im 48 this year never won a penny.0 -
queen_of_cheap wrote: »The talk of premium bonds earlier has got me thinking- I might put some money in. It wouldn't be loads

Does anyone here have any? Have you had a decent return on them?
My DS was given £20 worth when he was born. I know its not a lot
but he's not won anything on them
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Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »It's all a gamble, nothing more, nothing less ;-
Have a look here http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/premium-bonds-calculator/
When you gamble you risk losing your money.
That can never happen with premium bonds.
So it's not a gamble at all.
Government bonds pay a better return than premium bonds ( unless your lucky enough to win), and will help offset the cash value erosion, due to inflation.
The government has never defaulted....yet :eek:Back to square one, no apg, no comment.0 -
Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »How I yearn for the good old days.... £100K at 8%

Please tell me you're joking.... I feel ill.
I am like my nana, and have to pay every bill as soon as I get it.
Credit card is paid off in full each month.... I hate having a mortgage!
£100k.... omg
8% ....... omg
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queen_of_cheap wrote: »The talk of premium bonds earlier has got me thinking- I might put some money in. It wouldn't be loads

Does anyone here have any? Have you had a decent return on them?
I bought £2.5k worth with some redundancy money a few years back...I won 2 x £25 in January and usually win about 4 to 6 times a year of the £25 prizes...I won £1000 one month a couple of year back!:cool:
i see a it as bit of fun rather than a big investment with a chance of possible big win!:D
if you looks at the winners in my and zippys earlier post, you can win big even with a small investment, it's just luck of the draw!;)"He that lieth down with dogs shall rise up with fleas" Benjamin Franklin
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When you gamble you risk losing your money.
That can never happen with premium bonds.
So it's not a gamble at all.
Government bonds pay a better return than premium bonds ( unless your lucky enough to win), and will help offset the cash value erosion, due to inflation.
The government has never defaulted....yet :eek:
Not so, It's a gamble......The deposit you make today will not be worth the same in 1/2/5 years as inflation will have eroded it's true value, therefore you will have lost and gambled against putting into some kind of savings paying a fixed amount.0 -
Evening all
Happy birthday to Snap and VT _party_ _party_ _party_
Hope you've both had a lovely day
Managed to do a bit of a coupon shop today. Had a £4 off £30 and some other coupons, got it down to £16 odd and £9.50 back. So was happy enough with that
Dr O coupons wouldn't scan but were put through as non scan with no problems so that was a nice change! :rotfl:...those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.
PRIDE
There's a fork in the road, which way will you go
You standing still or will you step into the great unknown,
Is yours to decide, this is your life.
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little help please.
Where do I get the extra email address from?
And which shops are the BNI and burgers glitching against?I have dyslexia, so get used to my spelling and grammar
Mortgage pay off date 11/2028. Target 12/2020 :rotfl:
Current Balance £33921Declutter 2123/20160
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