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Best approach to low risk high return savings from inheritance
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Not so much a laugh when you don't win thoughBravepants said:Linton said:
Yes, I consider myself rational but still get a few minutes of excitement each month seeing whether my holding of PBs can beat Mrs L's. Sadly she wins far more than I do. The interest is pretty irrelevent but I have got funds to do the heavy lifting - more lucrative but no fun. Plus of course it doesnt use any of the valuable basic rate tax band.Albermarle said:I know it is not a consideration for the many rational financial thinkers on here ( me included to some extent), but many 'ordinary folk' get enjoyment from waiting to see what prizes they may have won each month with PB's, than seeing an annual statement from a savings account.
This is partly why they are so popular, as well as the miniscule chance of winning a big prize of course.Exactly these two post for me. For me and Mrs Pants PBs are a bit of a laugh, when everything else is sorted.At this point in the thread I'd love to see the OP invest in PBs, and in their first draw win £10k or so! That would definitely be a mic drop moment.
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