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This is an interesting analysis of why the economy just about grew by 0.1% over the past 3 months BBC News - UK economy barely grew between July and September - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwygw982e3xo It was potentially a by effect of the doom mongering talk before the budget. -
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By beansprout · Posted
Hi, Self explanatory anyone help or point me in right direction please. Thanks -
Cheques are still the safest way to send money to others if you want to make a 'thing' of it. At Christmas or birthdays a card with a cheque is the most effective present to distant god children or extended family, for instance when you don't know what they have or need - made out to the parent if you don't think they have an account yet. Of course you can use electronic transfer, often, to parents if you set it up, but that doesn't quite have the impact of a cheque in the post. So a cheque still has a use, I believe, even when you have very much reduced your cheque writing for other purposes.
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