Saving Account
Mar 26th 2007, 11:23 pm
#1
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Saving Account
Hi
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
Mar 27th 2007, 12:46 am
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Re: Saving Account
Hi
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
Mar 27th 2007, 1:04 am
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Mr. Grumpy
Joined: Jun 2003
Location: Nashville, TN
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Re: Saving Account
Hi
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
The dollar is falling shapely against the other currencies and many people expect the dollar will get weaker . is it a good idea to keep the savings in sterling ? do you think what is the best , to keep the saving in US in dollar account or put it in a sterling account ?
Thanks
if you look at the actual graphs and don't listen to the media, the dollar is not really 'falling sharply', is kind of been shitty for a long while now
I like to ideally change sterling to usd when its about 1.93-1.95 which is has been a lot over the last year
