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Battle against Theft begins 13th January

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    #11
    Originally posted by Cyberman View Post
    ... and I hope that your pension does well too !!
    Actually I think that you're right, it's just that you're even more annoying than right

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      #12
      Originally posted by ace00 View Post
      Well I know exactly where my pension goes and it's not into sub-prime selling over-levereged UK PoS banks.
      At the moment I am still in cash. I ordered my pension advisor twice during 2006/2007 to switch to shares. Lucky he ignored me!

      He reckons to start switching at end 2009.....

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        #13
        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        At the moment I am still in cash. I ordered my pension advisor twice during 2006/2007 to switch to shares. Lucky he ignored me!

        He reckons to start switching at end 2009.....


        Well, as equities could be in the doldrums for 3 to 4 years according to the experts, I would wait before investing in shares, if at all. Otherwise, you will just be paying charges for them to hold your money. Still far better to buy a second property at auction IMO.

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          #14
          Originally posted by Cyberman View Post
          Well, as equities could be in the doldrums for 3 to 4 years according to the experts, I would wait before investing in shares, if at all. Otherwise, you will just be paying charges for them to hold your money. Still far better to buy a second property at auction IMO.
          Especially if you can get one in CyberToryShire where prices never go down
          ǝןqqıʍ

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            #15
            Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post
            Especially if you can get one in CyberToryShire where prices never go down

            Down 9% last year in my area, but that is well below the national average because we have one of the highest employment areas in the country.

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