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Godfather- Why would you want to invest in Germany, if I were you I would leave the money in your country of birth! I firmly believe there is no where secure in Europe at the moment. There is huge discontent out there and I have no idea where it is going to end. I am so dismayed and upset at...

dazzerb - I recommend what another poster said in a previous thread, invest in a secure home safe and store the money for the taxman in there every week, you wont earn any interest but then again you wont stand the chance of losing your money should our banks go belly up.

+1 From what I can see there are many countries in the EU that appear to be floundering, I worry where it is all going to end. I can't ever remember a time when so many people are feeling so insecure in all my life.:(

i dont get the answer to my question, the IMF are already here so if ireland defaults now, what can they do?

that is dreadful news, how on earth did they negotiate that price. i just dont know what to say.

Shnaek - Can you tell us exactly how YOU will go about changing the status quo. From what I can see Fianna Fail got more votes than Labour in the south Donegal by election. Have we learned anything from recent events????????????

I doubt very much that an 80 year old woman on the vedge of dementia would be on AAM or have any knowledge of the impending gloom and doom re deposits. From where I am looking, this so called friend cleaned the old lady out but I am a firm believer in Karma and one day he will get his...

You are 39 years old so a bit late to be starting a pension especially as the early years will all be taken up by charges. I reckon you would be better off putting your money into An Post 10 year solidarity Bond at least it is guaranteed and in ten years time hopefully your money will be...

sometimes new posters dont understand the diffèrent alternatives and want more experienced poster point them in right direction.

the manager in my local Lidl dosen't appear to be too stressed out.

100 euro is peanuts for a property tax. When i say a big house i mean 5 or 6 bedrooms with as many bathrooms. Then again it is not a property tax but for some reason it is called a site tax it goes by the size of one's site. Must have something to do with the Irish obsession or love affair with...

Bertie had his under the pillow he was very psychic and ahead of his time:)

I dont think people shoudl worry too much about it for the moment, it is only €100 per year. If you were living in London you would be paying on average £1200 per year for council tax. Personally I feel this tax should be much higher for all those who live in big houses and in doing so it...

I am aware of numerous people who are very unhappy with their pensions, some have been wiped out completely then again they invested in bank shares...:eek:

If you were to add up the cost of replacing every item in your home it would come to a lot more that a few thousand. Floor coverings, kitchen units, kitchen appliances, wardrobes, curtains, bed linen, clothes, shoes, kitchen ware and utinsels, the list is endless. Have a look around each room...

How many zeros' are we talking about anybody here willing to type them up for us??:eek:

R_hUp___dkjN - You have nothing to fear now, your money is safe, the deal has been done. Save yourself getting out of bed early and tis pretty cold tonight.:)

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Ah well this suggestion or statement of his is probably old news now, the IMF have given us a 'contingency fund' so you can all sleep well tonight, all your deposits are safe for the moment at least...........:cool:

Maybe you should get another opinion.