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Kids 2020 savings challenge
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Yep. No doubling in the first week. The eventual difference being roughly what admin spent on hookers and blow in the last financial year. -
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Must be a challenge being the genetic result from yourself.Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostSee if any of your kids will accept the following challenge. If they do it every week until the end of the year, promise to pay them £100.
Starting with 1p in week 1, the goal is to double the total amount they've saved each week.
2p by the end of week 2
4p by the end of week 3
8p by the end of week 4
16p by the end of week 5
etc.

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Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostYep. No doubling in the first week. The eventual difference being roughly what admin spent on hookers and blow in the last financial year.
Not quite it's: £22,517,998,136,852.48 as if we aren't playing around with x significant figures you may as well be completely accurate.
And the total amount saved would be £45,035,996,273,704.95 which might be what people were trying to talk about.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Not quite. The total amount saved at the end of week 52 would be 2^51 pence.Originally posted by eek View PostNot quite it's: £22,517,998,136,852.48 as if we aren't playing around with x significant figures you may as well be completely accurate.
And the total amount saved would be £45,035,996,273,704.95 which might be what people were trying to talk about.Comment
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About time the UK got it. Wages and prices to rise biggly. House prices to stay flat. It would sort out the housing crisis. And actually give older people something real to moan about instead of whining.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHyperinflation is a bitch.Comment
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