Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

tweets

karlie88 wrote: »

Morning everyone.

:wave:

British Grand Prix.

Afternoon karlie :wave:

My DS is down at Silverstone been camping since Thursday.

My mums told her neighbours in flats he watching motor racing at Folkestone :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks to everyone that has mentioned dh's eye, it seems better this morning:T:T but i did say to him last night shall i put the shield on he said no:mad: but has just said think i better have the shield on cause he woke up in the night as he rubbed it:eek: (the eye that is):rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

aau1

tweets wrote: »

Afternoon locarr

I hope we don't get the fireworks tonight I agree with you rubbish American thing :mad:

Hopefully there will never be a Scottish Independence Day!

karlie88

savvy_sal wrote: »

Where do you think is the best place to put £15000?

Depends on your circumstances really.

But...if you want no risk with a guaranteed return and just want sole accounts (rather than joint accounts), then I would go for:

2 x TSB Classic Plus Accounts with £2000 in each @ 5% interest. £195.60 interest over a year.

1 x Nationwide FlexDirect Current Account with £2500 @ 5% interest. £122.25 interest over a year.

1 x Club Lloyds Current Account with £5000 @ 4% interest. £196.50 interest over a year.

1 x Santander 123 Current Accounts with the rest of the money (£3500) @ 3% interest. £103.60 interest over a year. I'd also switch over all my household bills to this account to make some extra money and negate the £2 monthly fee.

Of course, if you're a basic tax rate payer then deduct 20% and 40% for higher tax rate payers.

:cool:

I'd only open an NISA if you're a higher rate tax payer or you've maxed out on Santander, Club Lloyds, Nationwide FlexDirect, TSB Classic Plus and Tesco Bank current accounts....i.e. £37,500.

:T

tweets

Good Afternoon

The sun came out :T

My Orchard vouchers arrived 4 moc's for Mr T's 'The Home Range'

One £5 off minimum spend £5

Other three £5 off when you spend £25 got online code on them

locarr

Just done a T's C&C Order! in a shop previously named after a regular poster on here!;)

£75.06 worth of groceries using various online codes totaling £15 + including an XX £7.50 wys £75 :cool:

various half price items included...vouchers came off total price..

Kerching.....Total to pay £34.08,

so it still works, so don't believe everything you hear on 10 wvays:cool:

karlie88

tweets wrote: »

Afternoon karlie :wave:

My DS is down at Silverstone been camping since Thursday.

My mums told her neighbours in flats he watching motor racing at Folkestone :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl:

Folkestone...the home of UK motor racing.

:rotfl:

tweets

aau1 wrote: »

Hopefully there will never be a Scottish Independence Day!

Are you allowed to vote ?
I don't pay much attention to politics.

mhoc

Just enjoying a bowl of Weight Watchers bran flakes - the ones we were buying with the £1 print off MOCs at Sada as part of an APG shop along with copious amounts of Morrisons sliced strawberries - very MSE

Just wondering if its possible to over dose on strawberries - def not

Tinyshoes

Afternoon.

Not time to stop, dinner party 6.30pm. :eek:

Got to see how disorganised I can be.

Have to try really hard and not be in the shower when guests arrive, have been know to be. :rotfl:

Might catch tail end of night shift later so have a lovely Saturday everyone. :A