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Does it?

No... fly by the seat of my pants.... thats why it is going to return 5.5% Government Backed and sleep soundly at night.... Ofcoarse I did!

Ahhh "we wouldn't want to be left behind now, would we"
Is that not exactly why so many people are and will be in finiancial trouble!

Your remark can be used in so many contexts as well. Why make any decision (for it could be wrong) Funny how a simple 3 year term deposit is of such concern of "losing money". So this money could have been better spent? Maybe! What are the answers then?

Not buying the yen is my only real regret of late. I really do not think locking into a term for 3 years is going to be one of my worst regrets in the future. Remember it is 40% not 100%. Perhaps my regret will be not locking more in???
Perhaps by keeping the rest "liquid" (the 60%) "in a cash deposit account" sets you ready for a pounce as which most seem to agree with. And thus why 40% is in not 100%

<blockquote data-quote="MR." data-source="post: 392874" data-attributes="member: 8039">Does it?No...&nbsp; fly by the seat of my pants....&nbsp; thats why it is going to return 5.5% Government Backed and sleep soundly at night.... Ofcoarse I did!Ahhh &quot;we wouldn&#039;t want to be left behind now, would we&quot;&nbsp; Is that not exactly why so many people are and will be in finiancial trouble!&nbsp;Your remark can be used in so many contexts as well.&nbsp; Why make any decision (for it could be wrong) Funny how a simple 3 year term deposit is of such concern of &quot;losing money&quot;.&nbsp; So this money could have been better spent?&nbsp; Maybe!&nbsp; What are the answers then?&nbsp; Not buying the yen is my only real regret of late.&nbsp; I really do not think locking into a term for 3 years is going to be one of my worst regrets in the future.&nbsp; Remember it is 40% not 100%.&nbsp; Perhaps my regret will be not locking more in???Perhaps by keeping the rest &quot;liquid&quot; (the 60%) &quot;in a cash deposit account&quot;&nbsp; sets you ready for a pounce as which most seem to agree with. And thus why 40% is in not 100%</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MR., post: 392874, member: 8039"] Does it? No... fly by the seat of my pants.... thats why it is going to return 5.5% Government Backed and sleep soundly at night.... Ofcoarse I did! Ahhh "[B]we wouldn't want to be left behind now, would we[/B]" Is that not exactly why so many people are and will be in finiancial trouble! Your remark can be used in so many contexts as well. Why make any decision (for it could be wrong) Funny how a simple 3 year term deposit is of such concern of "losing money". So this money could have been better spent? Maybe! What are the answers then? Not buying the yen is my only real regret of late. I really do not think locking into a term for 3 years is going to be one of my worst regrets in the future. Remember it is 40% not 100%. Perhaps my regret will be not locking more in??? Perhaps by keeping the rest "liquid" (the 60%) "in a cash deposit account" sets you ready for a pounce as which most seem to agree with. And thus why 40% is in not 100% [/QUOTE]

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