@Eisenhauer58@CarnoustieCad I think you’ve got those fees the wrong way round. Don’t know anywhere in Scotland where the base is 100 for a single, and the forecaddie base is 130 where we are.
@HLInvest@Jcastweet I hold the BIT-XBTE fund in my @HLInvest SIPP and have done for years. So I’m allowed to hold a fund with a 2.5% fee (just reduced from 3.5%) but not allowed to transfer to a fund that offers the same product for a 0.25% fee. 🤷🏼♂️
@glennhodl@monzo They’re doing it to protect themselves really. It’s a result of the APP fraud rules that came in last year. They’re on the hook for 50% of anything you lose to a scam (the exchange the other 50%), even if you’ve been unbelievably stupid in getting scammed.
Bitcoin fixes this.
Great website on wasted wind power in the UK and the customer potential of bitcoin to reduce the spread in volatility into the retail electrical market.
Energy prices down for retail.
Excess energy for bitcoin miners.
https://t.co/dqypQJuJlg
The IMF produced a video explaining what “inflation” is & why “inflation” happens…
But not even once did they mention the effect of *increasing the money supply.*
I’ll paraphrase Mises & lay this out simply since the IMF has no interest in actually educating you:
**if the quantity of money INCREASES, the purchasing power of the monetary unit DECREASES, and the quantity of goods that can be obtained for one unit of this money also DECREASES**
Study #Bitcoin and protect yourself from these monetary colonialist clowns.
Don’t worry, it will all be safe and secure and you’ll be able to choose not to be spied on 😬
Digital pound likely this decade, Treasury says https://t.co/IcdqJWQ2oR
@jakeeswoodhouse Have been debating this move for a while. Feels more and more like the thing to do. Impossible to know for sure but seems like the highest EV play over the next 2 years or so. RE going to be sideways at best I’d say.
ITV pundits not sure whether they’re raging with the Japan goal decision or amused by the fact it’s happened to Germany. Ironic that schadenfreude is a German word. #WorldCup
"I can't bear this bloody thing!": King Charles' signing ceremony at Northern Ireland's Hillsborough Castle made one thing clear – even royalty can't escape the frustration of an inadequate pen.
…to discuss Truss' new plan. A person at the meeting said the execs were more open-minded about this plan than being hit with a windfall tax.”
Lol, I bet they were.
“According to documents, energy suppliers would charge households at a lower rate for power, and the government would cover the difference with the utility.
On Monday, Jacob Rees-Mogg, who is set to become Business Secretary, met with top executives of energy companies…