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Originally posted by fool View PostYou probably should. Its 5% on 20k at the cost of £60 a year and the fees will probably be offset by the cashback on utilities.
Most of us should have £20k in there and you should keep it here until your mortgage interest goes over the 5%. This is a nobrainer because its liquid, thus if things change you do something else.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostSo, should I have a Santander account, or not
Most of us should have £20k in there and you should keep it here until your mortgage interest goes over the 5%. This is a nobrainer because its liquid, thus if things change you do something else.
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Originally posted by Ret View PostI would take it more personally if you were any less of an arrogant, facetious prat most of the time on here though.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostJust to put this back in to perspective of the OP's question. If someone who can't work out the financial implications of whether to withdraw 30k and invest it or leave it in an account paying less than1% for most of the year won't all this is a little out of his league?
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostCould be worse. I think LondonManc has just found out Psychocandy is his dad.
Does he need to change his name to LondonWelsh?
London Welsh RFC
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAre you related to sexdisease?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostAre you related to sexdisease?
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I thought I could just ask some experts, on here, my 10 year old nephew does my accounts.
He needs the practice
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