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vetran replied

10 April 2018, 21:38
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Bank of England chiefs trumpet £90,000 boost | Daily Mail Online

Will add it to my cryptocurrency gains and buy that banana yellow Lamborghini finally.

Just wait till you get the Brexit Bonus!
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greenlake replied

10 April 2018, 21:18
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Will add it to my cryptocurrency gains and buy that banana yellow Lamborghini finally.

Plan B....?

Originally posted by greenlake View Post
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DimPrawn started a topic How are you spending yours?

10 April 2018, 20:45
How are you spending yours?

Bank of England chiefs trumpet £90,000 boost | Daily Mail Online

Bank of England chiefs have simultaneously lauded their effectiveness in nursing British households through the financial crisis and hinted another rate rise is imminent.

In a speech at the University of Melbourne in Australia, the Bank's chief economist Andy Haldane said the average UK family has benefited from a cumulative £90,000 boost to their wealth since the 2008 crisis due to its policies to support the economy.

Will add it to my cryptocurrency gains and buy that banana yellow Lamborghini finally.
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