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at least I don't hit the return button countless times making your posts hard to read. Before accusing people of trolling you might want to revisit how you phrase your posts so they don't look like whinges from someone who expects to be spoon fed basic factsGutsy_Fungus said:Bookworm105 said:what a shame you did not research before wasting your time ranting
who pays for the DPS scheme?
what interest rates have been available for the last 7.5 years?
what is the DPS' source of income from which is can fund its services?Crikey Bookworm can you not troll somewhere else?
BTW the info you quote re the 2.32 % deduction is out of date
current interest rate paid by DPS is 0.73% and between May 2023 to July 2024 the applicable rate varied between 0.43% and 0.84%2 -
I always told tenants that DPS doesn’t pay any interest. It seems I was wrong. They will be pleased!No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0
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As someone who rented for 13 years, I'd be very thankful that you're getting anything at all.
I didn't. I simply got my deposit back.
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