Woke this morning with a banging head and high temp, done a lateral flow test which indicated void! Went for a PCR test which has just come back as negative
Still feel crap but at least it's not Covid.
(01-09-2021, 10:25 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]Evening all!
Back in1995, the word on the street was that Building Societies were going to convert to banks and that members of the Society would receive shares. I opened accounts with several societies, deposited £110 and forgot all about them. Had a letter this week saying that my account in Britannia was being treated as "Unclaimed Assets" as there had been no action on it since 1995, so this morning I went to the Bank to close the account.
Any guesses how much the £110 had become after 25 years?
£1100
(01-09-2021, 11:40 PM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]Woke this morning with a banging head and high temp, done a lateral flow test which indicated void! Went for a PCR test which has just come back as negative
Still feel crap but at least it's not Covid.
Hope you’re feeling better soon. Very pleased to hear it’s not covid.
(01-09-2021, 10:25 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]Any guesses how much the £110 had become after 25 years?
(01-09-2021, 11:40 PM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]Woke this morning with a banging head and high temp, done a lateral flow test which indicated void! Went for a PCR test which has just come back as negative
Still feel crap but at least it's not Covid.
Morning
I'm going with £230 but it would be better for you if its SC guess.
No idea so I'll plug for £500
I reckon £5500 if you got the shares?
There was a time limit on the Bradford & Bingley shares and Helen lost out to the tune of £4500 because she hadn't put the claim in.
Britannia were taken over by Cooperative Bank and there were no shares IIRC.
I had Abbey National Shares (now Santander Bank) and one that ended up as Barclays shares - can't remember which BS that was!
This is a first for me!
A hedgehog in the kitchen - thanks to Spud! When he put it down on the floor I thought it was a heavy apple - then I saw the spines. I couldn't pick it up barehanded, so how he manages to carry them in his mouth I've no idea.
Daft hedgehog now returned to the bushes - that's the third time this week.