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The market went up with a few blips, and spurts on the way, so why shouldn't there be a few blips on the way down ?
It's the overall trend you've got to look at.0 -
No, if I remember correctly I got my cheque around 1995.meanmachine wrote:Was the Halifax a bank during the late 80s?
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I'm sure their predictions unit isn't connected to their mortgage and estate agency businesses, just wouldn't be ethical - you are a cynical lot...0
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meanmachine wrote:Was the Halifax a bank during the late 80s?
And is the Nationwide still a building society, or did they sell up?
Either way, the Halifax really do deserve the suffix BS.
Hlaifax only a bank since the 90's as someone else states.
Nationwide definitely still a BS though0
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