HELP - New poll ideas needed

Pal · 30 July 2003 at 8:47PM

[move]Excellent ;D[/move]

MSE_Martin · 31 July 2003 at 8:33PM

I'm very tempted to do that

But I think

Yes
No
and
Not sure

would be intriguiging

System · 22 September 2003 at 4:58PM

Poll suggestion

Should the interest rates on credit products, such as credit cards, storecards, and loans, be capped by law some multiple of the Bank of England base rate?

1 - Yes, storecards at 32% APR are nothing short of usury and prey on those too poor to afford reasonable credit
2 - Yes, but the cap should be realistic because lending money is risky
3 - No, the market will limit APRs, but there should be a credit ombudsman you can appeal to if your rate is unfair
4 - No, I want those 0% balance transfers and somebody's got to pay for them

Gabs27 · 24 September 2003 at 9:34PM

Poll Suggestion

Every January we hear about what the average family spends on Christmas and how much debt they get into because of it so how about a poll to see what members here spend

Rachelle_2 · 27 September 2003 at 4:14AM

If they only had one choice, what would people spend their money on if they came into a windfall, like say, winning £100,000 or whatever....

For example:

a. A cruise/airtrip around the world
b. paying off debts
c. a new car
d. invest it to earn more
e. put it in the bank
f. sex, lots of it ;D
g. learn a new skill
f. spend it all, just for the heck of it
h gamble half (might get more!) and put rest in bank
i. hire a hitman to 'take out' your competition
j. start your own business
k. use to bribe Martin for 'insider tips' :P

It might be interesting to see where folks choose to put their money

Andrea · 31 December 2003 at 9:09PM

As you did a poll asking how much people planned to spend how about:

"Now that Christmas is over how much did you actually spend?"

lisyloo · 1 January 2004 at 2:26PM

what do you expect the best performing asset class to be in 2004?

Property, cash, bonds, shares etc.

What will house prices do in 2004.

10%+ drop
5% - 10% drop
0% - 5% drop
stay the same
0% - 5% increase
5% - 10% increase
10%+ increase

System · 14 January 2004 at 3:42PM

mse party poll

fancy dress or not

Splats_2 · 22 January 2004 at 1:55PM

How about a poll on whether anybody thinks the £2 surcharge imposed by the BPI on British and Irish consumers using CD-WOW is fair?

I suspect we would not see too many thinking it is a good thing.

Former_MSE_Moderator · 24 February 2004 at 1:40AM

Asylum is definitely not a subject for MSE forums.

HELP - New poll ideas needed

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