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51st State replied

10 April 2008, 12:40
Probably taking a leaf out of Gordie's double-think govt.

They'll put 'em up today and then drop 'em again tomorrow and convince the proles that they've passed on the BoE cut ...
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oracleslave replied

10 April 2008, 12:39
Originally posted by Dow Jones View Post

'Proud to be different' - NOT

It applies to brand new customers only
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Dow Jones replied

10 April 2008, 12:38
Nationwide

'Proud to be different' - NOT
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Bagpuss started a topic Who is in charge?

10 April 2008, 12:32
Who is in charge?

Nationwide and HBSC put up interest rates before BoE lowers them, I remember when the banks used to wait for the BoE and then follow, now they do the opposite
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