Anyone know? I heard NatWest but I wanted to check. Also, would they charge you commission if you don't bank with them?
I know post office doesn't charge no commission.
Your mum.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
See that guys, that's vintage Cheez circa 2007.Cheez wrote:
Your mum.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
I'm like that really expensive cheese they leave to fester and congeal and have maggots crawling around in.
Fancy like.
Fancy like.
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
It's, a little bit fancy.
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Casu marzu cheese is srsly nasty
Well from my experience it's the local small places that are the best, not the big banks and shit. Especially cos you can like just talk a deal
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Should I get a NI rebate cause I'm not bothered about what happens to me after I turn 60?
You'll be a homicidal millionaire warlord by then, so yeah, might aswelljord wrote:
Should I get a NI rebate cause I'm not bothered about what happens to me after I turn 60?
As much as people want to live to they're 140 it really just doesn't appeal to me. I think 60 will do, I'm not bothered either way. I mean what can you do after 60 if you're not fantastically rich? Get an erection? No. Get a hot GF? No. Do sports? Not properly. Watch Jeremy Kyle? Yes, with glasses and the sound turned way up. Shit yourself? Yes, a lot. Have some sort of awful disease? Most likely.Mekstizzle wrote:
You'll be a homicidal millionaire warlord by then, so yeah, might aswelljord wrote:
Should I get a NI rebate cause I'm not bothered about what happens to me after I turn 60?
I should make a thread on this, what's your fave age to die I'd call it. Alas, my threads always go down hill around post number 5.
Potentially.ghettoperson wrote:
Also, would they charge you commission if you don't bank with them?
Um, there are plenty of activities to keep you interested iat age 60+.jord wrote:
As much as people want to live to they're 140 it really just doesn't appeal to me. I think 60 will do, I'm not bothered either way. I mean what can you do after 60 if you're not fantastically rich? Get an erection? No. Get a hot GF? No. Do sports? Not properly. Watch Jeremy Kyle? Yes, with glasses and the sound turned way up. Shit yourself? Yes, a lot. Have some sort of awful disease? Most likely.Mekstizzle wrote:
You'll be a homicidal millionaire warlord by then, so yeah, might aswelljord wrote:
Should I get a NI rebate cause I'm not bothered about what happens to me after I turn 60?
I should make a thread on this, what's your fave age to die I'd call it. Alas, my threads always go down hill around post number 5.
What like hip replacment surgery or contemplating whether death is a Black sea of nothingness or a White sea of nothingness?13/f/taiwan wrote:
Um, there are plenty of activities to keep you interested iat age 60+.jord wrote:
As much as people want to live to they're 140 it really just doesn't appeal to me. I think 60 will do, I'm not bothered either way. I mean what can you do after 60 if you're not fantastically rich? Get an erection? No. Get a hot GF? No. Do sports? Not properly. Watch Jeremy Kyle? Yes, with glasses and the sound turned way up. Shit yourself? Yes, a lot. Have some sort of awful disease? Most likely.Mekstizzle wrote:
You'll be a homicidal millionaire warlord by then, so yeah, might aswell
I should make a thread on this, what's your fave age to die I'd call it. Alas, my threads always go down hill around post number 5.
Hugh Hefner would disagree.jord wrote:
What like hip replacment surgery or contemplating whether death is a Black sea of nothingness or a White sea of nothingness?13/f/taiwan wrote:
Um, there are plenty of activities to keep you interested iat age 60+.jord wrote:
As much as people want to live to they're 140 it really just doesn't appeal to me. I think 60 will do, I'm not bothered either way. I mean what can you do after 60 if you're not fantastically rich? Get an erection? No. Get a hot GF? No. Do sports? Not properly. Watch Jeremy Kyle? Yes, with glasses and the sound turned way up. Shit yourself? Yes, a lot. Have some sort of awful disease? Most likely.
I should make a thread on this, what's your fave age to die I'd call it. Alas, my threads always go down hill around post number 5.
Go to 2 or 3 and get quotes (if its a large sum). Then get them to try to beat each other. My uncle used his bank before on $40,000 transactions from USD to CAD and changed to a smaller currency trader and saved over $2000 in fees and exchange rates. Pretty damned significant.
Lol'd.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Then get them to try to beat each other.
I'm a terrible person
Saga give the best exchange rate.
But you can't use it.
But you can't use it.
Why not?Bertster7 wrote:
Saga give the best exchange rate.
But you can't use it.
Are you over 50?ghettoperson wrote:
Why not?Bertster7 wrote:
Saga give the best exchange rate.
But you can't use it.
It's what my parents always use for transferring money to France. They did lots of research into this.
No fee, no commission, real exchange rate. But you have to be over 50.
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Ah, I'd never heard of them before. I'm on their site though and they make no mention of an age limit.
What?ghettoperson wrote:
Ah, I'd never heard of them before. I'm on their site though and they make no mention of an age limit.
Just Google Saga and look at all the results.
Maybe their site is more discrete about it.
Yeah Google mentions it, but their site says nothing about it. Oh well. They suggest that the Post Office does decent rates, so I will have a look there too.
Also, if I were to exchange my money online, what would happen to the money? They'd mail me $1000? I'm not sure I like the sound of that.
Credit card. Use to pay for stuff and in cashpoints. Then just pay the bill at the end of the month.ghettoperson wrote:
Also, if I were to exchange my money online, what would happen to the money? They'd mail me $1000? I'm not sure I like the sound of that.
No fee, no commission, all good - except not, because you're not 50.