amazon.co Should you invest in Bitcoin? Four things you need to know - Martin Lewis' Blog... Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency, continues to smash through price barriers, with one Bitcoin this week breaking through the $11,000 mark (then back to $9,000, then who knows what by the time you read this). Some early adopters have made millions and Facebook is now full of adverts to tempt the public to invest their hard-squirrelled cash in it. So no surprise that my social media feeds, email bag, and even correspondence for my live ITV show last week have overflowed with Bitcoin questions. Here’s a typical example… So while investment isn’t normally my bag, I wanted to bash out a quick blog with four simple Bitcoin thoughts (if nothing else so I can link to it in reply to future questions). At this point I should say I’ve no expertise on the technology behind Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies and assets. Don’t put your money into something you don’t understand. So please forgive the fact that I probably haven’t given you the firm “Buy or not?”
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Buy Swedish Snus & Snuff Online. The Healthy Smokeless Tobacco A Premium Bond rate boosted from 1.15% to 1.4% - should you pile in? - Martin Lewis' Blog... They’re Britain’s favourite savings product. The 21 million people with just over £70 billion saved in Premium Bonds will be delighted to hear that in under a fortnight’s time, the prize fund will increase from 1.15% to 1.4% – so your chance of winning per £1 bond will improve from 1 in 30,000 to 1 in 24,000. And that rate is higher than the top easy-access savings account at 1.32%. So, should you simply pile in – after all, what could be safer than tax-free Premium Bonds? Well, here are four things you need to know before making that decision… Smaller savers typically do worse with Premium Bonds. Of course what people love about Premium Bonds is the excitement of opening “you’ve won” letters or emails. That’s a dangerous psychology – with a decent amount in them, you’re likely to win monthly. Premium Bonds are only a virtual dead-cert must-do for the few with big savings who pay tax on them. For a more detailed breakdown of how they work, see Premium Bonds – are they worth it?
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