AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
Saw this today. Brilliant and I well-recommend it! And back home in the light, so Summer is here!!!
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AnonymousUser1
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I've won £25!!!
said Mr Cyclical
I've set it to reinvest and now up to £3715!
That is the first time in a lifetime that I have ever won anything
I will keep the little shits for a while, now!
said Mr Cyclical
I've set it to reinvest and now up to £3715!
That is the first time in a lifetime that I have ever won anything
I will keep the little shits for a while, now!
This thread isn’t about Premium Bonds rememberI've won £25!!!
said Mr Cyclical
I've set it to reinvest and now up to £3715!
That is the first time in a lifetime that I have ever won anything
I will keep the little shits for a while, now!
I've won £25!!!
said Mr Cyclical
I've set it to reinvest and now up to £3715!
That is the first time in a lifetime that I have ever won anything
I will keep the little shits for a while, now!
I think you had the one with my name on it! This is the first month I've got nothing for some time.
AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
Who cares? The name of the thread was good enough!This thread isn’t about Premium Bonds remember
which is more than can be said for the garage door.
Won £50 on the buggers today - first win in four years
AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
So my win is made to look crappy, as you won twice as much!
I give not a shiny shit!
You've got 2750 more than me, so I deserve double your win
AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
Nothing this month, and I think I have about £10k in. It would have been 4 months in a row had I got something. 
They aren't a particularly good investment. But they are very easily accessible to get your money out of within a few days if you want, out of touch enough to not dip into it and you always stand a chance to win something. A slightly better option than keeping cash in a savings account with low interest.
They aren't a particularly good investment. But they are very easily accessible to get your money out of within a few days if you want, out of touch enough to not dip into it and you always stand a chance to win something. A slightly better option than keeping cash in a savings account with low interest.
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This is what I discovered at the pub. Good stuff! I only had three bottles of it and now feel the effects!!!! Anyway, that is me sorted and I think that I will buy some next time I am in Sainsburys!
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Remember to drink it from a 1/2 pint glass.
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You sell yours A/C and I'll have a better chance at the big one. Then you can come down and help me celebrate. I'll even get in a crate of your favourite alcohol free beer
Only £125.00 this month
Only 300 this month
, million next month
, million next month
Surely your win is automatically transfers to your loading account?I've won £25!!!
said Mr Cyclical
I've set it to reinvest and now up to £3715!
That is the first time in a lifetime that I have ever won anything
I will keep the little shits for a while, now!
Just checked ours and "Sorry No Luck this time".... Let’s look on the sunny side, there's always next time. Why not take a look at how March's prizes were won.
AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
No, it is set to buy more. l think that I got an email when I won that poxy £25. As I am not desperate for £25, buying more is just saving with a terrible interest rate to me!Surely your win is automatically transfers to your loading account?
Just checked ours and "Sorry No Luck this time".... Let’s look on the sunny side, there's always next time. Why not take a look at how March's prizes were won.
The government will only guarantee the first £85,000 in a bank account, and ISA's only take £20,000 a year. You can risk putting some on the stock market and backing it with government bonds, then some into pensions, but what do you do with rest? 
Put in in a suitcase and take it to Dubai.....evidently.The government will only guarantee the first £85,000 in a bank account, and ISA's only take £20,000 a year. You can risk putting some on the stock market and backing it with government bonds, then some into pensions, but what do you do with rest?
AnonymousUser1
Elite Member
I used my ISA allowance to buy shares, and that has just lost money, so not playing anymore. For next Financial year, I looked at just using my ISA allowance to put into savings accounts, but all of the accounts that I looked up, pay terrible interest rates, so not bothering with this shit again. I've got money in four banks/building socs, where I can get at it immediately and it is paying a better interest rate than the ISAs that I looked at. I'm just leaving my stash where it is. I don't pay tax, anyway!
Birdie
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Multiple bank accounts, If you don't need instant access Investec do a 1 year fixed at 4.15%, Zopa smart saver is quite good instant access 3.21% , 30 day notice 3.31% and 90 day notice 3.47% rates are changing almost every month but do seem to be settling down a bit, I won't mention how good rates are with P2P because there's an element of risk yet all I am involved with over many years haven't faulted.The government will only guarantee the first £85,000 in a bank account, and ISA's only take £20,000 a year. You can risk putting some on the stock market and backing it with government bonds, then some into pensions, but what do you do with rest?
Only £75 (you bastard)
They always say money goes to money.£200
I am a poor soul but luckily 475 ( again ) this monthThey always say money goes to money.