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NS&I Index-linked Savings Certificate
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.....yet another thread on this subject....appears to come up on a weekly basis....bottom line....keep them and renew for the max term of 5 years..
.."It's everybody's fault but mine...."2 -
Why 5 instead of 3, just wondering?Stubod said:.....yet another thread on this subject....appears to come up on a weekly basis....bottom line....keep them and renew for the max term of 5 years..0 -
bertsilver said:
Why 5 instead of 3, just wondering?Stubod said:.....yet another thread on this subject....appears to come up on a weekly basis....bottom line....keep them and renew for the max term of 5 years..
Because in 3 years they might not be offering renewals, and there's only a very small penalty for early exit from a 5-year term if you exit immediately after an anniversary.
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