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FOYLESWAR
26 Mar 13 11:31
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rough gist of it  your money is safe up to 85k if the bank fails !  after the cyprus turnout it seems  a bit like the dreaded  football managers "vote of confidence" to me, and on that basis im out !

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By:
The Leopard
When: 26 Mar 13 12:00
You going to take your £4.50 out then...?
By:
padlock
When: 26 Mar 13 12:17
mattress job innit
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 26 Mar 13 12:20
most of it out leopard !
By:
Footiefan111
When: 26 Mar 13 12:37
which bank foyle
By:
pumphol.
When: 26 Mar 13 12:44
Kabul First National
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 26 Mar 13 12:45
I got the same notice.  May indeed have got it twice since I had correspondence from both NatWest and Ing (now Barclays) yesterday.
By:
Footiefan111
When: 26 Mar 13 12:52
is it 85k each bank
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 26 Mar 13 12:52
hsbc, footiefan!
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 26 Mar 13 12:56
yes DO NOT have more than £85k in any one bank, that is the limit you are covered for
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 26 Mar 13 13:04
burton i would take no notice of that 85k guarantee ,if the money is not in the pot how can they pay you ? they will say your money is guaranteed and they will pay you .............maybe they will ! but when ? could be years before you got your dough
By:
pumphol.
When: 26 Mar 13 13:05
I'm gonna get a bigger bed
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 26 Mar 13 13:11
does anyone think what has happened in cyprus could or could not happen here ?
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 26 Mar 13 13:13
I have 100k in one place but am waiting on buying a flat , but there's still nowhere for me to put 30k with any rate of interest left

I'm looking to buy another cheap property to rent out fairly soon after i move Happy
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 26 Mar 13 13:18
you'd like to think it couldn't happen here but I think other options maybe worth looking into
By:
Nocash
When: 26 Mar 13 13:20
FOYLESWAR     26 Mar 13 12:11 
does anyone think what has happened in cyprus could or could not happen here ?

Cyprus are in the EU.... we're in the EU.

It's a tax......our Governments like taxes.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 26 Mar 13 13:24
Yep something similar 'could' happen here .. but not for 30% like in Cyprus
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 26 Mar 13 13:39
thats what i say burton, if it happens here they will make it look as they are doing you a favour by saying for example  cyprus charged 30% we will  only  tax you say 5 or 10% ,people will moan but say well we are better off than the cypriots
By:
Capt__F
When: 26 Mar 13 13:41
burt's holding folding
By:
Nocash
When: 26 Mar 13 13:44
Will the Cypriots who owe bank and have very large overdrafts have them cut by 30% as well?
By:
pumphol.
When: 26 Mar 13 13:46
In Cyprus was that 100k in one bank or in total in all banks ?
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 26 Mar 13 13:47
exactly Foyles

there's a lot more rich people , so 10% here would be huge & cost a lot more than 30% in cyprus
By:
Coachbuster
When: 27 Mar 13 02:40
mcmoony lad , keep the money ain cyberspace and bugger the interest - make it up on here

just whack it back and forth between the bank and bf - safer probably  Wink
By:
Coachbuster
When: 27 Mar 13 02:40
in
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 27 Mar 13 03:02
In Cyprus was that 100k in one bank or in total in all banks ?

Depositors with €100,000 in the Laiki Bank could lose up to 40% of deposits will be transferred to Bank of Cyprus will be restructured.
By:
Banwana
When: 27 Mar 13 09:01
After the assistance they all got in 2007/08, if one of the UK's 5 big banks has to use the £85K guarantee now then sterling is already on its way out. How you keep ahead of that is the golden question.
By:
Big_Issue
When: 27 Mar 13 10:47
Letter from Santander yesterday about their cash ISA and highlighting that its changing for the better; they should be done under the Trades Description Act. Basically they are closing all the ISA's that used to exist to either an Easy ISA or a ISA Saver with following rates:

Easy ISA
£1+ 0.1%
£27,000+ 0.3%
£40,000+ 0.5%

ISA Saver
£1+ 0.5%
£10,000+ 1.5%
£25,000+ 2.00%

There may be better offers for lock-ins, will have to check, but these rates especially for the Easy ISA are dayight robbery, no Cyprus style 'tax' on deposits just prolonged artificial low rates of interest supported by Quantitive Easing to steal your money.
By:
BARROWBOY
When: 27 Mar 13 11:05
thats right big issue,they're already robbing savers here its just that they havent made an official announcement.sterling steadily devaluing & interest rates artificially low whilst the real rate of inflation is more like 6%,its called stealth.
By:
Stow_judge
When: 27 Mar 13 13:52
They kind of are already doing it here, by stealth.
Quantitative easing/Money printing has resulted in high inflation, high fuel costs, high food costs, a real loss on any money in any savings accounts, the pound collapsing .....
By:
Stow_judge
When: 27 Mar 13 13:54
btw although retail bonds aren't protected under the 85K thingy, you can get ca 6% interest, which is tax free in an ISA or pension
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 27 Mar 13 13:57
Someone said on the Politics show last Thursday that the latest bouts of devaluation has already hit 25%.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 27 Mar 13 13:59
^It was This Week not the Politics show.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 27 Mar 13 14:01
It was David Starkey who said it.
By:
Big_Issue
When: 27 Mar 13 14:16
Hit 25% of what may I ask? People?
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 27 Mar 13 14:21
No not people, try again.
By:
Big_Issue
When: 27 Mar 13 14:21
Value of money I am guessing?
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 27 Mar 13 14:25
Well done - move to the top of the class.
By:
dustybin
When: 27 Mar 13 15:05
imagine having to pay 70% on last years income

just pips BF's 60% premium tax dunit?
By:
Stow_judge
When: 27 Mar 13 17:37
Do we know what we pay in taxes?  Tax freedom day was 23rd June last year. I'd be surprised if it didn't move a week or more later this year.
Income tax, National Insurance, VAT, Council Tax .......
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 27 Mar 13 19:02
heard on the news today british banks need to find  25 billion  in the next few years to cover a shortfall ,where do you think they might find it ?...........must be a good few public  savings accounts in british  banks !....................... they wouldnt would they ?
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