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| Posted: 04/04/08 16:37:28 28 |
Going back to the original problem, (using 9, 8, 8 and 4 , how do you get to 24), it's easier if you turn the problem on it's head, so to speak. The problem is now 4, 8, 8 and 6 to make 24. Therefore 4 * 8 / 8 * 6 =24. The solution is a bit more obvious with those fridge magnets which are in the shape of numbers! |
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| Posted: 07/12/07 14:19:16 16 |
Nessie, 3% cashback on an RBS Platinum card. I've had it since a free balance transfer offer last year and haven't used it since. Then, out of the blue last month, a letter saying I'll receive 3% back on all spending until 31st January. I pay off the balance every month, so no idea of the interest charges. Although it's not the best cashback offer, I didn't have to apply for a new card. You could try RBS and see it the promotion is still on (01268 508023). | |
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| Posted: 26/10/07 06:16:26 26 |
No cheque through my bank account. Gutted. Is it too soon? Are we all checking a few days too early? | |
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| Posted: 26/08/07 22:55:13 13 |
Catfish Black Star (unless it's already been mentioned as Dark Star) Satellite | |
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| Posted: 11/06/07 22:37:41 41 |
DK,
To add to FB's answer, you can place only one £3k in a cash mini-ISA (as you did 6 years ago), but you can place another £4k in a stocks and shares mini-ISA. There is a risk that the shares can go down as well as up. (Nor necessarily a good idea though if you intend to take out the money within a few months/year.)
I found some information here: http://www.moneyextra.com/guides/individual-savings-accounts-011457.html#N100BE with which I have no connection.
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