Maybe, but after June next year my money won't be traceable...no more registered investment bonds, ISA's, BS savings accounts :smug:

Moving to Switzerland? :hmmm:

Stuffing his mattress. :wink:

Interest rates being so low in the UK atm, (much lower than inflation), might as well keep the dosh in the house safe...at least you won't get penalised for being frugal.

Congratulations to Mr Ponzi's housing ponzi scam.

http://moneyweek.com/three-signs-of-...-price-bubble/

This is spreading out from London now and the Governor of the BoE has already stated I have no control over this which to a point is true. He has now got a ticking time bomb ready to go off the second he raises interest rates and all these house buyers will be in big do-do.

Yearly ISA allowance up to £15k per year :o

Great day for me, I missed the budget 100% :D

I don't give a you know what as in the past who ever is in power most of it is BS lies U-turns twisted facts etc etc etc.

Up the revolution smash the corrupt state. :yeah:

Rgr that Wolfy :03:

When I come to power jim will be appointed Minister of fun and curry nights, Bossmark Minister of booze. :DL

I too missed that tossers budget, one of the rare days I was glad to be at work.
And STEED let me know ASAP when I start my new job :D:D:D

Tooting Popular Front:har:

Judging by what I heard it was a give away buy votes budget with a reckless element.

I don't see BossMark voting Tory just because 1p reduction on a price of beer.

I wouldn't vote Tory even if they made beer free :nope:

Well being a Yorkshireman I should imagine your not accustmed to paying for your beer :)

Gideon is over promoted and could not find his backside with both hands and a GPS. Currently racking up the UK deficit at £7,000 a minute on one hand while devaluing the pound with QE and other scams with the other.
Unconcerned his party's policy on Welfare is directly implicated in the deaths of 10,600 UK citizens in the first year and happily selling off what is left of UK public services to his pals in the City and on Wall Street while bunging them taxpayer subsidies as sweeteners.

More Tory problems with the maths.:haha:
If the lib dems had stuck to their election pledge on blocking increased tuition fees the conservatives could have saved some money.
The tories hugely unpopular "money saving" reform of student fees is now expected to result, including interest, in a £100,000 loss to the exchequer per student for the average graduate.

As said so many times I don't go along with polls but if you do bad news for Labour the Tory lead has just got bigger. Libs were up and UKIP were down, all this info I heard on the radio.

Full YouGov figures Con 36%, Lab 37%, LD 9%, UKIP 11%
That would give Labour a 4 seat majority.
Just see a bit on sky news and Mr nasty IDS was on live I didn't think bloodsuckers came out during daylight.

Not looking too good for young Nick is it? :)

I got a phone call from my daughter's school to say she'd been sexually assaulted by a classmate on the playing fields.

I was shocked and surprised.

I thought the Tories had sold them off years ago.