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Think Our Savings Rates Are Bad?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.They aren't the first to try that abuse, of negative interest. It simply means folk will put their money elsewhere (maybe even under their mattress !) Goes to show you simply can't trust the financial industry to play fair. Everyone is out for themselves, and will do whatever they think they can get away with.
It's not abuse, it's not "not playing fair" . The Swiss are desperate to stop money flooding into the country when people just want safe havens. Money flooding in in huge quantities is not good for the Swiss economy, so they are doing what they can to make big investors go elsewhere. After all, they are not keeping these rates a secret, are they ?
If they change the rules so it isn't a tax haven that would stop money coming into the country just fine. The obvious answer would be to tax gains made in the country.
However having money available to invest and earn even more money with, and at the same time actually having the gall to charge the folk who lent you it: well abuse is one of the more friendly ways to describe it.
However having money available to invest and earn even more money with, and at the same time actually having the gall to charge the folk who lent you it: well abuse is one of the more friendly ways to describe it.
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