comment by Jermaine Pedant (U1145)
posted 45 seconds ago
Not as much you lose when paying for a car plus interest though...
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Very true.

Depends on things like mileage, longevity of the car you're buying etc.

You may be better leasing a car for £200 a month and sticking that £10k into shares for example.

My investment will be about £7k. As I will get about £4-5k for mine.

I will still have a cushion in my Premium Bonds, so I'm happy. Would rather be clear and know where I am, than have more regular money coming out...

Premium Bonds are a waste of time and money.

£20 here and there you're not gonna win the jackpot.

If you had took my advise on SOU 2 months ago you'd be a rich man.

Maybe not, but a regular £25 a month is not even comparable to an ISA and infinitely safer than traditional investing

Miss Robben won £500 on hers last month...

I'm very happy with my ROI since I've been using them.

comment by Jermaine Pedant (U1145)
posted 43 seconds ago
Maybe not, but a regular £25 a month is not even comparable to an ISA and infinitely safer than traditional investing

Miss Robben won £500 on hers last month...
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I made £8k on my £1k investment.

My pal had £25k in there. Was stuck for 3 years but he paid off his mortgage with it.

Hang on a sec, what?!

comment by Mr Chelsea. (U3579)
posted 27 minutes ago
If you got 17k you put down a deposit on a house not blow it all on a car.
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This

But knowing Robbs he'd rather blow it on his dream bike Harley Davidson

I don't like motorbikes, and I own a house...

comment by Jermaine Pedant (U1145)
posted 41 seconds ago
Hang on a sec, what?!
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https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sou+shares&oq=sou+shares&aqs=chrome..69i57.2920j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8


If you research what you're investing in enough, it isn't as risky as many think.

Busby - this investments in AIM market?

Gold bars are the way forward. Hot business right now

Haribo?

Anyone want to invest in Leeds United?

comment by A14 - Cornered Tigers (U2805)
posted 2 minutes ago
Anyone want to invest in Leeds United?
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Clearly not

Just London SE I think

The thing is Busby, that with PB's the money is there when you need it... back in your bank within 2 days.

comment by Jermaine Pedant (U1145)
posted 9 seconds ago
The thing is Busby, that with PB's the money is there when you need it... back in your bank within 2 days.
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Unless you forget your password and move address. Then it's fecking impossible.

Nah it's not

Funnily enough, I had PBs bought for me when I was a kid... moved 2 or 3 times since, lost all record. They have a form which you download, fill in previous address and shiiit like that, send it off and then sorted me out n online account

Yeah, tried that

Really, and you still have not been able to access them?

Nah need to sort it out, have a little in one. One of my little pots kept away from the woman.

Trusting fella

I don't envisage ever needing it. But if I have the choice between having savings she doesn't know about and a Laura Ashley show house, I know which I'm picking.

x6