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Spending your way out of recession.

It seems to be succeeding, but can it last? With £1.5 trillion of debt, little inflation, and very little advance in sa...
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posted by michael
3 comments posted 17yrs posted by michael

reverse tax paid

Hi, how much tax at BR has been paid on 926.95? I have been getting a pension taxed at BR of 1 month at 76.76 then 11 mo...
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posted by roncomp
2 comments posted 17yrs posted by roncomp

safety of nominee accounts

I hold some stocks in a nominee account with a FSA registered broker. Given the recent turmoil in the financial sector,...
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posted by grouchy.oldgit
0 comments posted 17yrs posted by grouchy.oldgit

BT... the future

Is there any aspects of BT as a company which gives them an advantage in the telecommunications industry.... they are l...
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posted by bgb
0 comments posted 17yrs posted by bgb

U.S. Trade Partners Visualized

This chart illustrates the trading volume, deficit and surplus of the US with its major trading partners. Yes, there ar...
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posted by jones.nikky
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Investing in intellectual property.

I met a guy in Brighton who apparently earns about £10,000 a month in respect of copyright to songs and other musical i...
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posted by mail
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Capitals gains, 1.5 years?

I live in the UK. I had an investment over 1.5 years. I have just sold it and realised a capital gain. Can I claim my c...
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posted by enterthe
2 comments posted 17yrs posted by enterthe

Taking credit card paymenst, my best package??

I have always swerved clear of this, but I think that my motor trade parts and services business may benefit from takin...
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posted by nospam
1 comments posted 17yrs posted by nospam

Opinions on two NS&I offerings?

I'd much appreciate opinions on a couple of NS&I investments my wife is considering please: 2-Year Guaranteed Growth Bo...
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posted by terrypinDELETE
3 comments posted 17yrs posted by terrypinDELETE

Chances of ever having a mortgage

If someone is 42 years old with no assets of note, has £0 in savings, has approx £45k in unsecured debt (£40,000ish wit...
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posted by Stephen
32 comments posted 17yrs posted by Stephen

Keydata - crooks at large

How come nobody has been arrested yet? It seems easier to get away with multi-million pound fraud than pinching a pack...
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posted by nobody
1 comments posted 17yrs posted by nobody