Money, Money, Money

[rude-boy]

Thanks to the sale of my house I now have a few gee gees which I need to drop into a rock solid, high as possible interest bearing account which will let me access it inside a couple of weeks when I need it in 6mths or so.

An internet bank account has been suggested as the best place to me so does anyone know the name of the site I should visit to compare all the rates to see who to go for before I do it manually?

I seem to remember that there is one called themoneyfool.co.uk but that just comes up with some message about experimental links!

Cheers,

[kerfuffle]

You're thinking of The Motley Fool - good site

[Carrera2]

motleyfool is probably what you're thinking.

IIRC internet banks do not allow racehorses as deposits though.

[anonymous-user]

Go to moneyextra.com. Comparison of everything financial... Sorted!

www.moneyextra.com/compare/deposits

>> Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 20th January 10:48

>> Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 20th January 10:48

[rude-boy]

Spank you all kindly sirs

[kerfuffle]

Carrera2 said:

motleyfool is probably what you're thinking. IIRC internet banks do not allow racehorses as deposits though.

I took a racehorse's deposit once. Most painful experience ever.

[jimothy]

kerfuffle said:

You're thinking of The Motley Fool - good site

www.fool.co.uk

One of my friends is a journalist on that site!

[paulie-mafia]

If I were you I'd buy an old 911 (late 993, early 996), run it for a while, then sell it for the same amount you paid when you need the cash...

C'mon, you know it makes sense!

[rude-boy]

kerfuffle said:

Carrera2 said: motleyfool is probably what you're thinking. IIRC internet banks do not allow racehorses as deposits though. I took a racehorse's deposit once. Most painful experience ever.

Forgot the Vaseline again?

[nervous]

kerfuffle said:

Carrera2 said: motleyfool is probably what you're thinking. IIRC internet banks do not allow racehorses as deposits though. I took a racehorse's deposit once. Most painful experience ever.

think youll find it was a pantomime cow. and i thought you were crying cos you liked it.

[rude-boy]

paulie-mafia said:

If I were you I'd buy an old 911 (late 993, early 996), run it for a while, then sell it for the same amount you paid when you need the cash... C'mon, you know it makes sense!

Nar,

I'm spending a good chunck of what i got on an S2000 and then puting the rest on deposit for the next house.

[kerfuffle]

nervous said:

kerfuffle said: Carrera2 said: motleyfool is probably what you're thinking. IIRC internet banks do not allow racehorses as deposits though. I took a racehorse's deposit once. Most painful experience ever. think youll find it was a pantomime cow. and i thought you were crying cos you liked it.

I've certainly learned that the audience's cries of "He's behind you" should be taken a little more seriously. Ah well, it made for a nice picture in the family album.

[oi_oi_savaloy]

I suggest you have a look at www.moneysavingexpert.com before making any decisions. Plenty of free advice and some lateral/novel thinking on money saving.

[catso]

www.moneyfacts.co.uk/

[Ribol]

Was looking at this myself:

www.icicibankukpromotions.com/index.html