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Demutualisation

slave1 · 2004-04-01 14:38:46

Quickie, I've an account with EBS for years so am deemed a member if they demutualise. Q: Is there a difference between the amount of money in my savings account and any winfall I may have i.e. i have around 200 yo yos, if I increase up to say, 5K will I get more windfall ps had a look on askmoney, but there is simply too…

01-04-2004 2:38pm

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slave1

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Quickie,

I've an account with EBS for years so am deemed a member if they demutualise.

Q: Is there a difference between the amount of money in my savings account and any winfall I may have i.e. i have around 200 yo yos, if I increase up to say, 5K will I get more windfall

ps had a look on askmoney, but there is simply too many threads which os confusing

On another note am also with Standard Life at their basic with profits policy
Same question, If I increase monthly contributions from 26 yo yo to say 200 yo yos, will I get more windfall on demutual......

Tks

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#2 01-04-2004 10:50pm

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There usually isn't any difference in windfall amount as long as you meet the min requirements.

EBS is highly unlikely to demutualise in the short or medium term future.

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