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03 Feb 10
14:15
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I lent a friend 10k on 22nd September 2008. The rate of interest we agreed was 'the rate of inflation'. Can anyone tell me what they think the amount owed would be on 1st feb 2010.
Thank you.
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10k and a go on his Mrs.
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and her sister
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Steve Coppell?
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Can´t be much of a mate if you want to charge him interest, a true friend would just want the 10 grand back.
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I agree
Lend me £5k :) |
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£10,500 imo, A monkey for your troubles seems fair.
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interest=rate of inflation, hence no real rate of interest, doughnut.
Anyone with a brain about? |
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try the football forum.
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Or the kindergarten for a more balanced and mature perspective.
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Or someone who breeds Kabbadis
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are Kabbadis indian budgies?
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10300 - 10350 as a guess. can't be bothered to look it up, in fact why don't u just look it up yourself you lazy barsteward getting mugs like me thinking about it and getting all p.ssed off.
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think you might owe him some more
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£10,267.32
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http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/historic-inflation-calculator
10400 or a bit less. You lazy barsteward. Anyone with a google about? |
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made me smile that wit-ham.
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based on rpi is not a lot
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inflation is down just ask for £4,000 that'll cover it
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