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Sorry blue card :-))

Troajan I get my green card

This week so you got me at your service lol

Skier1

Most account holders are happy to have a stable bank account which works 24/7 switching to another bank is just to much for most.

Trek oh charges aswell

Stick with my dividend prayers as per normal

https://moneyweek.com/investments/stocks-and-shares/bank-stocks/605336/lloyds-bank-shares

Tecc twenty-four income tipped as a buy by questor

https://www.finder.com/uk/buy-twentyfour-income-shares?futm_medium=cpc&futm_source=google&futm_campaign=11181569963~127724262364&futm_term=~~g~dsa-1406483479358&futm_content=~23659785987~EAIaIQobChMIsaSkgLif-gIVDuztCh0QRg1cEAAYAiAAEgJClPD_BwE&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsaSkgLif-gIVDuztCh0QRg1cEAAYAiAAEgJClPD_BwE

Nomlungu just posted it did not know it was fake news.

hTTps://en-volve.com/2022/09/17/chile-votes-down-democracy/

http://uk.investing.com/analysis/gold-and-silver-are-finally-set-to-surge-200536864

Motrison has already lost its fourth place in the grocery market to the budget chain Aldi, Deliveroo is cutting its forecasts for sales for next year.

Meanwhile, the designer label Versace is merrily raising its prices, and private jet bookings are going through the roof. With soaring inflation, and real wages getting squeezed on a scale we have not witnessed for decades, one thing is becoming clear. The bottom of the market will be okay, and the top end will be fine as well. But the middle market is about to get slaughtered.

If you are the middle option, people on squeezed incomes will trade down. And, at the top end, the really rich don’t care about inflation. So which major companies are about to face the worst of the squeeze?

Mark and Spencer will be in trouble all over again; BSkyB’s expensive programming looks expendable; British Airways is neither classy nor cheap any more; and Whitbread’s chains of mid-market hotels and restaurants looks like an item that can be easily cut out of any belt-tightened budget.

In reality, the coming year is going to be very tough for some major household names – and those are the businesses right in the firing line.

record number of borrowers are signing up for mortgages of more than 30 years as the housing crisis forces first-time buyers into a lifetime of debt.

Almost two-fifths of first time buyers and home movers in June took out a mortgage with a term of three decades or longer, according to UK Finance, as the traditional 25-year loan becomes increasingly hard to afford because of rocketing property prices.

This is the highest proportion since records began in 2005 and more than double the share ten years ago.

The figures show 23,069 mortgages were taken out in June with a term of up to 40 years, or 38pc of the total.

Rapid house price growth and higher interest rates means more families are opting for longer mortgage deals as a way of reducing monthly payments and easing affordability pressures.

Nomlungu do you live in greater London?

https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/latest-news-headlines/looming-copper-shortage-shifts-attention-to-alternative-supply-solutions-71920158

https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/base-metals-investing/copper-investing/when-will-copper-go-up/

Spikeyj adding a few how many ?

Nomlungu

I hope the evil of the worlds figurines get sucked into a black hole and the particles spread on my daisy's

Mick-b really fookec off put posters up and Facebook 2 walked bicyckled all night fear the worst

Mick-b I reported Sally missing just now !

Can't sleep 2 days now home she is OK

So tired

https://people.com/royals/prince-charles-says-we-are-poisoning-ourselves-new-speech-climate-change/#:~:text=Charles%20said%20that%20ocean%20states,food%20chains%20and%20our%20bodies.

Mick-b

Buy Early doors sell at 11am ready for ginatee bkiss