Thatâs true but say itâs my rainy day fund I could use that since itâs such a short time I can get my cash back in a month with some interest vs waiting 1 to 2 years for it in a bank. Of course you shouldnât iock away any cash you might need but this gives you the option to kinda grab savings from accounts you wouldnât normally use bevause as stated its a month.
Tend to agree - if theyâre not available within tax free wrappers and the profit is taxed as income Iâm struggling to see an advantage over a 5% instant access saving account. Another new feature that nobody seemed to be asking for.
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This bit confuses me.
Deeply discounted is if itâs 0.5% or more below itâs redemption value? But if these are shoeing an annualised interest of 5.2% but are on a 28 day redemption, then that suggests a discount on redemption of 0.4%?
There must be more in the regs but that tome says they arenât captured.
I probably wonât read the regs though 
Are there any plans to place within an ISA and SIPP? Would they even be eligible?
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I believe it is not allowed, the interest is taxable.
There is a slight advantage since tax rate on shares and these is slightly less than interest from bank savings.
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Includes Freetradeâs Alex Campbell and his stock picks for 2024.
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Opens fine for me? Using the freetrade forum link direct?
If you are a member of a library you get free access to pressreader where you can see the telegraph along with lots of other publications digitally for free.
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Burberry & Pfizer were Alexâs tips.
Definitely not advice
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What did you say about Burberry? 
Im not overly convinced of Burberry, seems to be a reliant on the Chinese market wanting luxury Western brand and take over has been talked about for a few years now but nothing materialised.
I once had a Burberry scarf when they were popular.I found them to be too long and the brand became a bit Chavy.
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Couldnât agree more,once a luxury brand has been labled âchavâ itâs finished
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It was chavy when I was growing up and Iâm 36 now lol, also actual neds/chavs wore the cheap knock off stuff that was just a copy cat of burberry.
Itâs deemed chavy here to some but not globally, which is the market they mostly aim for and where they make most of their money from.
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Yeah itâs just the baseball caps mostly but they make way more stuff than just that.
This didnât help in the UK.
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Girl on the right ohhhhh yaaaaa, love a gal all burbbered out her nostrils.