Heard a banking representative on the radio this morning saying that banks might not put rates down as it's all to do with the LIBOR (inter-bank lending) rates.
Interesting that the LIBOR rates don't seem quite so important when it comes to putting rates up, isn't it?
Only 10% of people with mortgages are on standard variable rates anyway.
Most are either on fixed rates, in which case this rate change doesn't mean much, or trackers, which means they will automatically get the 1.5% cut.
One reason to buy the extended warranties, is that you are likely to then be able to obtain a bigger discount on the goods that you are buying.
Having haggled the price down, you can then cancel the extended warranty a few days later and you're quids in.
I'm surprised to hear that there aren't any adverts yet. They must have decided that our fivers were enough to keep the site going.
Seeing as how that was one of the main inducements for people to pay, it does seem a little odd that they've never been brought in.
All got relegated together, and are now next to each other in the lower reaches of the championship.
It must be pretty unusual for 3 teams to get relegated and then none of them go back up in the next few seasons. Normally one or two would bounce straight back.
I love the idea that they want to build a new Supermarket next to their stadium, in a really inaccessible area, yet with an absolutely enormous Tesco about 1/4 of a mile away as the crow flies.
Yep, should get that through planning, no probs.