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Or doe in the case of Richard Desmond.
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..yep, check ours every month and for the last 4 months they have gone down / stayed roughly the same, as per above just the way it is calculated....still intend keeping them and renewing as and when.
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bowlhead99 said:
If the price of a loaf of bread was £1 when you made the investment and it is now £1.20, your projection is that when the bond matures it will be giving you 20% profit. However next month the bread might be £1.19, so you are on course for the bond to mature with only 19% profit instead. There is no other way to show that than 'the price going down', but of course £1.19 for bread might still be more than the £1.10 for bread last year or the £1.00 for bread at the time you last renewed the bond.AnotherJoe said:How can the price of these go down? Not that i ever bother looking at mine.
Just shows its pointless looking at it per month then.
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