Worst crisis for 20 years, say banks

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Where can we view the minutes?

LittleVoice

This is a switchboard

http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/minutes/index.htm

ManAtHome

KingKenny wrote: »

Credit will be the toxic waste it used to be, NOT a value of what you are worth?

Who knows, "they" may even start calling it Debt again...

KingKenny

ManAtHome wrote: »

Who knows, "they" may even start calling it Debt again...

No way innnnnnnnit credit??????????????:rotfl:

baby_boomer

dunstonh wrote: »

Although some savings rates are achieved by transactions on the money markets. You could see those ones lose out.

You didn't answer my request to clarify this statement in plain English for me and other readers.

Do you hold the same opinion about the current Stroud & Swindon 7.05% 1 year fixed rate bond?

dunstonh

Sorry, didnt catch your post before.

Some of the terms offered by banks are achieved by their ability to invest on the money markets. The recent "troubles" could make that harder and you could see a decrease in the interest rates offered. The reverse has happened with some lenders today and there has been some savings rates dropped.

ashm1

thebyp wrote: »

generally 10-15 days later.

Some comments by Merv' today. Reported by the Telegraph here:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtm...cnmervyn112.xml

dougs

dunstonh wrote: »

there has been some savings rates dropped.

do you have a link to which ones please?