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>>10758374

Seems like youre just fucking gay lmao

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>No niggs

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>Technical analysis of the markets will get you nowhere.

guess how i know you're shit with money?

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Sup /biz/,

I have a lot of money in an Index-Linked Savings Scheme that matches inflation and adds 0.05% on top of it. At the moment that's only 1.05% interest in total which is worse than I could get from some ordinary savings accounts. My question is should I hold on to the index-linked account and hope that inflation rises or give up and just go for a fixed-interest savings account that's better right now but may be much worse in future?

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