Category: Savings
Dec
03
2009
How do I cash in money from a grey National savings Investments account?
Ben asked:
I have recently found a very old a grey National Savings Investment Account booklet with quite a bit of money it which hasn’t been touched since 1989. The post office were remarkably unhelpful and just gave me a booklet on applying for a current investments account.
I have recently found a very old a grey National Savings Investment Account booklet with quite a bit of money it which hasn’t been touched since 1989. The post office were remarkably unhelpful and just gave me a booklet on applying for a current investments account.
The booklet does say i need to send it off to get the interest calculated. But then it does say all information was correct at time of printing in 1987 so i wouldn’t really trust that any more.
Blake
Dec
01
2009
Best bank for Investments & Savings?
Lauren asked:
Which is best if you keep your money in savings, adding and not taking out… like the percentage you get of the amount every year. I’m young and trying to figure this all out and how to use and save money wisely, so sorry for the lack of knowledge.
Which is best if you keep your money in savings, adding and not taking out… like the percentage you get of the amount every year. I’m young and trying to figure this all out and how to use and save money wisely, so sorry for the lack of knowledge.
Also I live in Texas if they are different across the nation.
Thanks!
Sofia
Nov
24
2009
Savings Exceed Investment?
Nov
10
2009
Would it be a good idea to by American Express stock with 90 percent of my savings, if I am unemployed and
Nov
09
2009
News is full of stories that the economy is going into deep recession but people keep buying junk, why?
Jane W asked:
Everyone I talk to is scared to death that they are going to lose their job, savings, investments and home do to the terrible economy very soon. But at the same time I go over to the mall and it is jammed with shoppers buying things that no one really needs. This does not seem logical.
Everyone I talk to is scared to death that they are going to lose their job, savings, investments and home do to the terrible economy very soon. But at the same time I go over to the mall and it is jammed with shoppers buying things that no one really needs. This does not seem logical.
No one is really immune to the effects of a terrible economy and who knows how terrible it is going to get. The logical thing would be to cut off all unnecessary spending and try to save for the rainy day.
Why do people keep spending if things are going to get bad?
Claire









