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Dolt | 23:40 Wed 21st Dec 2011 | Business & Finance
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Seen as how the banks are unreliable, is it wise to withdraw our money from our bank ?
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Giving My Bank Account Details

If I give my bank account details to my employer, do they have access to my account?
00:22 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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iI'm so peeed ..........gnore me.
00:22 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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all right then, we will :-)
00:23 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Again?
00:25 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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ummm, yeah, i see your details......why are you showing them?
00:27 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Sorry , I answered some people
00:36 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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I don't know what you mean...
00:37 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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I have no idea what you mean, either.
00:38 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Sorry to confuse,,,,,,,,,,,My Q is, is it better to withdraw our money now
00:48 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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How about withdrawing all rational thought from your posts... shouldn't take too long.
00:50 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Trying reading page one of this thread again.
00:50 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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*try

Lol snags...
00:50 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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No of course not. The banks are guaranteed up to a certain amount per account holder by the Government, is it £50K? - much more than I've got in the bank, anyway. If everyone did that, there would be a run on the banks, then the whole system would be in trouble. Where would you keep it? It certainly wouldn't be insured if you were burgled or the house caught fire.
00:51 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Not only are your funds safe in the bank, with the Government guarantees etc., you can earn some interest if it is in a savings account which would go some way to offset the loss due to inflation, which you wouldn't get if your money is tucked away under the mattress in cash!
00:51 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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I'm not offended Dolt, but if I were you I'd go and have a kip and come back tomorrow:)
00:51 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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lol NOX...she doesn't come back until the next time though...
00:54 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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hay, don't dismiss me, Im in a quandary, but sometimes I cant explain myself.
oh Sugar
01:00 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Sometimes I cant explain myself very well..........and I get grief fot it. ...you 2 are an examples of that!
01:03 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Dolt I think the simple answer is, leave your money safely in a major British high street bank and all will be well.
01:10 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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You're not getting grief at all. Your question was answered on page one.

Mamy...she's in Ireland.
01:14 Thu 22nd Dec 2011

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