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(I have cut down the above a little)
Its all about greed....... Knowing when enough is enough....... regardless if they missed out or not. I think I can use some of your comments even in this current climate. Alot strongly believe a term deposit rate at 5.5% is laughable! Maybe they have had it too good?

Also funny, I also have a sticky note. I have recently found it on my forehead and it appears to have a single "L" written on it?
Suppose now I have to live with it, its only three years being hobbled.

a-men ..... now....."watch out for sticky notes!"

No, there will be a penalty. I just wouldn't be completly suprised if they didn't let me break the term without a GOOD reason. If times were really bad this might be the case. I will say, I have gone into this term with the intention of NOT breaking it.

No-one here appears comfortable with this term except me.
Its simple. If the masses have huge debts "CASH is king".
Hope I have planted at least a small seed.

How long do you really think it will be before the good times return?

<blockquote data-quote="MR." data-source="post: 392953" data-attributes="member: 8039">(I have cut down the above a little)Its all about greed.......&nbsp; Knowing when enough is enough.......&nbsp; regardless if they missed out or not.&nbsp; I think I can use some of your comments even in this current climate. Alot strongly believe a term deposit rate at 5.5% is laughable!&nbsp; Maybe they have had it too good?&nbsp; Also funny, I also have a sticky note. I have recently found it on my forehead and it appears to have a single&nbsp; &quot;L&quot;&nbsp; written on it?&nbsp; Suppose now I have to live with it, its only three years being hobbled.a-men ..... now.....&quot;watch out for sticky notes!&quot;No, there will be a penalty.&nbsp; I just wouldn&#039;t be completly suprised if they didn&#039;t let me break the term without a GOOD reason.&nbsp; If times were really bad this might be the case.&nbsp; I will say,&nbsp; I have gone into this term with the intention of NOT breaking it.No-one here appears comfortable with this term except me.&nbsp; Its simple.&nbsp; If the masses have huge debts &quot;CASH is king&quot;.&nbsp; Hope I have planted at least a small seed.How long do you really think it will be before the good times return?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MR., post: 392953, member: 8039"] (I have cut down the above a little) Its all about greed....... Knowing when enough is enough....... regardless if they missed out or not. I think I can use some of your comments even in this current climate. Alot strongly believe a term deposit rate at 5.5% is laughable! Maybe they have had it too good? Also funny, I also have a sticky note. I have recently found it on my forehead and it appears to have a single "L" written on it? Suppose now I have to live with it, its only three years being hobbled. a-men ..... now....."watch out for sticky notes!" No, there will be a penalty. I just wouldn't be completly suprised if they didn't let me break the term without a GOOD reason. If times were really bad this might be the case. I will say, I have gone into this term with the intention of NOT breaking it. No-one here appears comfortable with this term except me. Its simple. If the masses have huge debts "CASH is king". Hope I have planted at least a small seed. How long do you really think it will be before the good times return? [/QUOTE]

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