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- Thread starter smeeagain
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No. Why would there.Seriously there must be somewhere ,low risk that offers better than current interest rates ?
Low risk = low return.
Actually it means less than inflation return.
£1 under the bed since 1983 equals 32p
£1 in the bank since 1983 equals £1.33
£1 held in gold since 1983 equals £1.06
£1 held in property since 1983 equals £2.42
£1 held in UK shares since 1983 equals £11.66
£1 held in govt bonds since 1983 equals £2.42
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39306247