Advice sought re high interest accounts

[rootsnall]

Just trying to cheer up those that have bought a house recently

I'm also 95% sure they are going down, and a strong chance it'll be a serious correction lasting quite a few years. I bought the big house for the more kids reason, in hindsight I should of held off but I'd held off the purchase for a few years already while they were cerating this mess with low interest rates. Don't worry about me I'm sitting pretty anyway, I just could of been in the market for buying a mansion on the cheap if I'd stuck to Plan A !

[Captain Jack]

I worry about anyone who doesn't know the difference between "of" and "have".

[NoddY]

I think the Euro has had its good run, a few articles starting to appear that the problems in Euroland may well be worse than UK and the US. 50/50 which way the sterling v euro exchange rate will go.

Perhaps. But the value of German labour is high. Germans make things the world wants (even China). Germans sell their labour for Euros; ultimately you need to buy Euros to avail of German talents. A more interesting question is can Germany prop up the rest of the Eurozone. As for Britain, I fell this the end of the end. A culmination of a process of managed decline that started in 1914. For the future, look east.

[Churchill]

I worry about anyone who doesn't know the difference between "of" and "have".

What he said!

[rootsnall]

I worry about anyone who doesn't know the difference between "of" and "have".

Not sure if it is an infant school days mistake or something I've picked up in later years. Please feel free to correct at will.

[Bear]

Can anyone recommend a high-interest personal savings account for a sum of around 20k that pays interest to the account monthly and has good customer service?

Cater Allen

and you can have Sterling, Euro and Dollar accounts if you want

[tim123]

Not sure if it is an infant school days mistake or something I've picked up in later years. Please feel free to correct at will.

surely, it's a misspelling of:

should've

tim