Financial advice on the front page

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HairyArsedBloke replied

26 June 2008, 15:06
Some days I think that would be a very good idea.
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Bagpuss replied

26 June 2008, 14:42
Originally posted by TazMaN View Post

Sell everything, convert to Bhuddism and leave behind the shackles of materialistic existence.

That's what my ISA advised, for only £250 +vat
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ChimpMaster replied

26 June 2008, 14:37
Sell everything, convert to Bhuddism and leave behind the shackles of materialistic existence.
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PerlOfWisdom replied

26 June 2008, 14:34
Gold is the only option. Inflation will rise massively and the government will continue lying about it.
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skelm replied

26 June 2008, 14:26
I did not know Microsoft Front Page gave financial advise also!

Have to hand it to them. Fingers in every pie eh!
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ThomasSoerensen replied

26 June 2008, 14:06
people read the front page stuff?
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rootsnall replied

26 June 2008, 14:04
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

Get into bonds because according to the IFA in the article interest rates are coming down apparently. This is despite all indications they will rise due to inflation. Is the IFA clever or extremely thick?

Up, then down, then up, then down ....
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Lucy replied

26 June 2008, 14:02
Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

Get into bonds because according to the IFA in the article interest rates are coming down apparently. This is despite all indications they will rise due to inflation. Is the IFA clever or extremely thick?

You are DimPrawn and I claim my moth-eaten £5
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Bagpuss started a topic Financial advice on the front page

26 June 2008, 14:00
Financial advice on the front page

Get into bonds because according to the IFA in the article interest rates are coming down apparently. This is despite all indications they will rise due to inflation. Is the IFA clever or extremely thick?
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