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Morgages

paddyc · 2002-12-03 16:05:34

I am thinkging about one of these things, well not now but in about 2 years, so I am trying to save about £á18-20k between now and then..... impossible you say... well no not really since being made redundant fro the IT sector I have an average paid job, bubt I also have 2 nixer jobs that are bringing in a fair few euros,…

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03-12-2002 5:05pm

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I am thinkging about one of these things, well not now but in about 2 years, so I am trying to save about £á18-20k between now and then.....

impossible you say... well no not really since being made redundant fro the IT sector I have an average paid job, bubt I also have 2 nixer jobs that are bringing in a fair few euros, although due to these 2 nixers I dont have time to breathe...

My question, what should I do with this money, afetr 2 years saving hard I think I will have the monet for a deposit, but should I be banking this money so the bank I intend to get a mrgage with sees that I am saving or stash it under the bed and produce it when i need it..

Are there any benefite so either option.. bear in mind afetr the way the goverment and Mc greevy have treated us I am a little reserved into pumping hard earned money into a bank !!!!!

suggestions please....

thanks, paddyc

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#2 03-12-2002 5:14pm
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Paddy,

I have already merged this thread with our v. recent discussion on the topic.

You will find answers specific to your question there, plus subscribers to that thread will be notified of you new post
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&postid=663907#post663907post663907

Hence, I'm closing this topic so as not to fragment discussion
David

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