Have you got too much cash?
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Negative interest rates idea floated by Bank's Paul Tucker
Paul Tucker told MPs he had suggested negative interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has said negative interest rates should be considered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21589128
Paul Tucker told MPs he had suggested negative interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has said negative interest rates should be considered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21589128
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Negative interest rates idea floated by Bank's Paul Tucker
Paul Tucker told MPs he had suggested negative interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has said negative interest rates should be considered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21589128
Paul Tucker told MPs he had suggested negative interest rates in an attempt to boost the economy
Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has said negative interest rates should be considered.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21589128
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What difference does it matter how much you have? What you do not have amounts to much more.
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Before long this economic disease will catch on in Portugal, I swear it.
They can't wait for your demise to be able to deprive you of your wealth, no matter how paltry it is.
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SR it has got nothing to do with the amount of cash the privcate individual has it is only the BOE who will be charging the Banks for deposits with them.
There is a downside that the BANKS ( generous as ever ) will try to recover the BOE charges by reducing the already low rates they offer savers.
The plus side ( in theory ) is that the banks will lend rather than place on deposit with the BOE and that savers will spend as there is no point saving.
It is in theory one way of getting the economy moving.
Yes it could be news for those who rely on interest from savings,
There is a downside that the BANKS ( generous as ever ) will try to recover the BOE charges by reducing the already low rates they offer savers.
The plus side ( in theory ) is that the banks will lend rather than place on deposit with the BOE and that savers will spend as there is no point saving.
It is in theory one way of getting the economy moving.
Yes it could be news for those who rely on interest from savings,
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SR it has got nothing to do with the amount of cash the privcate individual has it is only the BOE who will be charging the Banks for deposits with them.
There is a downside that the BANKS ( generous as ever ) will try to recover the BOE charges by reducing the already low rates they offer savers.
The plus side ( in theory ) is that the banks will lend rather than place on deposit with the BOE and that savers will spend as there is no point saving.
It is in theory one way of getting the economy moving.
Yes it could be news for those who rely on interest from savings,
There is a downside that the BANKS ( generous as ever ) will try to recover the BOE charges by reducing the already low rates they offer savers.
The plus side ( in theory ) is that the banks will lend rather than place on deposit with the BOE and that savers will spend as there is no point saving.
It is in theory one way of getting the economy moving.
Yes it could be news for those who rely on interest from savings,
Remarkable too, that SR can swear what's going to happen in PT,he must have crystal ball
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You may also find that having JUST enough (as I do, luckily!) brings a huge satisfaction into your life.
Wilkins Micawber's line about £20 annual income says it all.
I house sit for several fabulously wealthy people. I know first hand that I am happier and more free from worry than they are.
No, you rich people, you keep your money. I'll settle for health, happiness and honesty thank you.

Wilkins Micawber's line about £20 annual income says it all.
I house sit for several fabulously wealthy people. I know first hand that I am happier and more free from worry than they are.
No, you rich people, you keep your money. I'll settle for health, happiness and honesty thank you.






