WTL Video Today!

[Jpro747]

Did anyone else have to watch the RMTV video today in WTL? It had an article about SAYE, some other cr@p which I can't remember (went into daydream mode), and the last item was the most farcical I have ever seen. It was basically a bunch of health freaks telling us that we need to eat more healthy, make sure to get 5 a day etc. Well up yours RM, I for one am bringing in a nice big CAKE to share with my fellow co-workers.

[OnAFlyer]

Our manager said it wasn't worth watching and didn't bother putting it on.

[Spedley]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

[Robtor]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

[Spedley]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

See, proof you are NOT an idiot! :) ... but also that your screen is too hard to read! :)

[Lounge Lizard]

I've never, ever watched a RMTV video and haven't had a WTL session for several years.

[ganda]

Wtl! I can honestly say we haven't had one of them in years!

[5plusbonusball]

My uniform was authorised at 7;30 proving the boss is playing with his pc when he should be on the floor getting the stuff sorted and us out , just huddles us now with a quick wtl.

[derricksmyth]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

Thinking about SAYE ,it depends on your situation , ie the money you put into the scheme could be used to pay off your mortgage earlier.

It is a bit disheartening to hear that a lot of the major financial institutions have been selling Royal Mail shares according to an article in the Independent today.

Still undecided ???

[ebbzie]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

Thinking about SAYE ,it depends on your situation , ie the money you put into the scheme could be used to pay off your mortgage earlier.

It is a bit disheartening to hear that a lot of the major financial institutions have been selling Royal Mail shares according to an article in the Independent today.

Still undecided ???

But you cant lose money, you dont have to buy the shares after the 3 years , you can have your money paid in back if you want.

[lala]

Also don't forget you can do take out all the money put in at any point.

[tansorboy]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

Thinking about SAYE ,it depends on your situation , ie the money you put into the scheme could be used to pay off your mortgage earlier.

It is a bit disheartening to hear that a lot of the major financial institutions have been selling Royal Mail shares according to an article in the Independent today.

Still undecided ???

I have doubled my pension contributions instead. Tax efficient, and much more predictable.

[derricksmyth]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

Actually you really should, it's potentially very lucrative. Why do you think otherwise?

Thinking about SAYE ,it depends on your situation , ie the money you put into the scheme could be used to pay off your mortgage earlier.

It is a bit disheartening to hear that a lot of the major financial institutions have been selling Royal Mail shares according to an article in the Independent today.

Still undecided ???

I have doubled my pension contributions instead. Tax efficient, and much more predictable.

I have just sent off a bonus fund AVC . I know its only £2.88 a week but Royal Mail also put in another £1 , I think that's how I read it !!!

[korky]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

this is a good no lose deal,
i've already pugged £5 p/w into it, wish i could commit to more
guaranteed £720 of my own savings, could return a profit or share price may plummet and nearly break even with the interest rates as they are.
don't forget (big) if the share price is steady in 3 years and above £3.60 you can buy and keep and collect the dividends

[derricksmyth]

Only an idiot would not take up the maximum SAYE you can afford.

this is a good no lose deal,
i've already pugged £5 p/w into it, wish i could commit to more
guaranteed £720 of my own savings, could return a profit or share price may plummet and nearly break even with the interest rates as they are.
don't forget (big) if the share price is steady in 3 years and above £3.60 you can buy and keep and collect the dividends

I know what your saying Korky , but if interest rates start rising over the next 3 years then your money isn't working for you.
Thinking about £6 a week if I go for it !!!!