Super Steve Earle
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Where are your savings kept?
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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As usual entirely dependent on the date range selected. Up 50% since 2009 for example........
- Aug 7, 2003
- 7,799
Brexit factor? My ISA's, Bond and SIPP went up £20k in September. Probably be reversed on the next roller coaster financial event. Long term is the only way to look at things.
sir albion
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Savings
That's old school....just spend and have fun even though most have very little or if not no savings sadly
That's old school....just spend and have fun even though most have very little or if not no savings sadly
Paul Reids Sock
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Of course not, it could lead to many things such as... err, tv critic in the daily express?
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
I have a couple of 1-2-3 accounts which they are 1/2 -ing the interest form November so looking at alternatives to get a better return.
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HellBilly
Have you tried 3-2-1 accounts
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kingcole
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You have not allowed for dividends. More like 40% with them
portslade seagull
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In my wife's knickers, nothing gets in there !!!!
KingstonSeagull
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Tricky Dicky
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When I was earning, I overpaid on my mortgage every month until it was paid off - yes, it took a few years, but I consider it the best thing to have done, so I own my house. Once it was paid off, I became a social pariah and bought another property to let, though I did try to keep the rent down to a reasonable level for my tenants. Thinking of selling that now, though.
I do have a few k in Premium Bonds, so get a few wins - but not the big one, but I feel that might happen next month !
Not earning any money at the mo, due to health issues.
I do have a few k in Premium Bonds, so get a few wins - but not the big one, but I feel that might happen next month !
Not earning any money at the mo, due to health issues.
KingstonSeagull
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Sorry to hear about your health issues, I think overpaying on the the mortgage is a wise option. Thanks for sharing.
Tricky Dicky
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Thanks. Yes, you see very little difference at first, but you do eventually, then the balance start to go down faster and faster. I appreciate not everyone is in a position to do it though.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I always make a point of over-paying my income tax. This helps the government out.
Every year, I get a nice refund of overpaid tax - which feels like a big windfall, because it's money that I might otherwise have spent on pies at the Amex or other luxuries.
Every year, I get a nice refund of overpaid tax - which feels like a big windfall, because it's money that I might otherwise have spent on pies at the Amex or other luxuries.