or a pep?
alternatively.
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AndyK,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:18,
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or an Isa, if we're financially
speaking.
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pep,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:23,
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not tessa
then?
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AndyK,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:30,
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sadly Tessa's have been phased out.
I was a Tessa, but now, an Isa I think.
Or a nice post office account, at the weekends. You know how it is.
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pep,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:40,
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savings accounts
are more interesting than current ones aren't they? i think that's what it says in the literature anyway.
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crab_bloke),
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:48,
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I'm a big fan of
long-term, high-interest accounts myself.
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AndyK,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 11:56,
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me too.
there more interesting all round I'd say.
Hooraah.
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pep,
Thu 15 Nov 2001, 12:05,
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