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Originally posted by kal View PostTo be honest I've had no problems with them, have had my mortgage with them for a while now and can't complain. And as for it being a Spanish back I don't see what the problem is?, am I not covered by the UK Gov deposit guarantee (£85k = way more than my warchest as all the extra £££ goes to paying off the mortgage or is spent by the missus ) in the same way as I am when banking with Natwest (and lets face it Santander are in better shape than RBS!).
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostI hope Santander's customer service has improved. It was crap.
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Originally posted by kal View PostAm in the process of moving my Natwest current account paying cr@p interest to Santander's 123, the cashback alone makes it worthwhile never mind the 3% interest on top. And not banking with those RBS crooks/clowns is a bonus
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Originally posted by kal View PostAm in the process of moving my Natwest current account paying cr@p interest to Santander's 123, the cashback alone makes it worthwhile never mind the 3% interest on top. And not banking with those RBS crooks/clowns is a bonus
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Am in the process of moving my Natwest current account paying cr@p interest to Santander's 123, the cashback alone makes it worthwhile never mind the 3% interest on top. And not banking with those RBS crooks/clowns is a bonus
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Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View PostI read a newspaper article that said when considering where to put your savings, you should consider the rate of return you are looking for, the level of risk you are prepared to accept, and how accessible you want your money to be.
Well, I'd like a nice old-fashioned savings account, with very low risk, easy access to what is after all my money, and a modest return over inflation.
Not too much to ask, surely?
HTH BIDI
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I read a newspaper article that said when considering where to put your savings, you should consider the rate of return you are looking for, the level of risk you are prepared to accept, and how accessible you want your money to be.
Well, I'd like a nice old-fashioned savings account, with very low risk, easy access to what is after all my money, and a modest return over inflation.
Not too much to ask, surely?
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My Lad has loads in some stuff with F&C - been doing really well over the past year.
Otherwise I'd say that the only other option is market trading - but you have to invest in the companies. Even these ETF are sucking these days.
Option three is in your mattress.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostMy current plan is to get all the expensive jobs done on the house, new central heating and a garage roof have come in with surprisingly low quotes, probably makes sense to get these done when tradesmen are struggling for work.
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Originally posted by Uncle Albert View PostBitcoins. As Cyprus Implodes, Bitcoin Interest Explodes | Fox Business
What could possibly go wrong?One Bitcoin is now worth around $73.75, up 84% from just two weeks ago when it was worth around $40.
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Saying that, Thomas Cook continues to climb when I wouldn't invest at 80p, maybe I am risk adverse after-all.
My current plan is to get all the expensive jobs done on the house, new central heating and a garage roof have come in with surprisingly low quotes, probably makes sense to get these done when tradesmen are struggling for work.
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