£10 in a National Savings Investment Account

[Troon]

£31-58 which equates at today's prices as 315.8/131.6= 2.34 litres of petrol
about a 1/10 of its purchasing power when you invested it.

You may want to redo that calculation, or seek out a cheaper petrol station...

 

[Palfrem]

Around £35

 

[ringway]

£29.14

 

[grober]

You may want to redo that calculation, or seek out a cheaper petrol station...

I stand corrected 2.80 litres of petrol
petrol price 131.6 based on average price 5 miles from my home. Free UK fuel prices. Over 11,000 petrol stations covered - PetrolPrices.com

 

[Troon]

I stand corrected 2.80 litres of petrol
petrol price 131.6 based on average price 5 miles from my home. Free UK fuel prices. Over 11,000 petrol stations covered - PetrolPrices.com

So you're saying £31.58 buys you less than 3 litres. I trust you don't fill up too often.

 

[grober]

23.99 litres bloody decimal system I always knew it was a mistake.

 

[Meldrew2]

£9.95








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[neilz]

£48.75

 

[Red C220]

£26.66

 

[Aerialmark]

£16.25 ?

 

[m2287]

15.03

 

[jaymanek]

£35

 

[ShinyF1]

£48.75

 

[Spinal]

£10 - no change...

 

[Shude]

Ok I just dug out the old books, the "ordinary" account has £31.31 in it, the "investment" account has £372.42 in it. I've been meaning to send these off since they called time on them about 5 years ago, there is even a blank form inside one of them to close the account.

If the OP's £10 turns out to be £35 like others have suggested then I will be a very happy chap!

 

[John]

£23.00

 

[renault12ts]

The excitement mounts...37 minutes to go!!:bannana:

 

[seven]

I'll go for 21.71

 

[TDE1]

£26.66.

 

[Deleted member 6183]

You'll probably find that you now own RBS