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How about Boobies?

... unless its milk spotting in which case your premium will expire with time

These are the NAB T&C's, have a look at clause 13. https://www.nab.com.au/personal/help-and-guidance/terms-and-conditions-for-personal-products/terms-and-conditions-for-safe-custody-services#part-a-13 I'm sure the other banks would have the same clause. To put some context on what happened to...

They can freeze a sdb which means that you can't open it, and if there is probable cause they can get a warrant to open it. I know this because this sdb became an issue for a friend during his divorce a few years ago.

I'm in too depending on price.

Atleast Pokmon got a kid to actually go to church.

'Debt: The first 5000 years' is a must read. It's long and it doesn't just deal with PM's, but it'll change your perspective on money and debt.

A 13 year old who would rather save/invenst than buy video games? This guy is going to go places! Also, with $500 put aside, you've already got more money than some people I know who are twice your age. Good on you!

There were times in ancient Egypt where the gsr was between 1:1 and 1:4 too, but these numbers don't mean anything in today's world. The ratio used to be formed based on mine output of both metals at that time, today mining technology has advanced so much that we can pull silver out of...

when is the next election in Germany?

I must be missing something here ... most of you guys are saying that you'll sell your smaller blobs first and then the larger ones. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Shouldn't you look to sell the bigger 100oz/kilo's/10ozers first followed by the smaller stuff? My thinking is if a...

You can't help an IT glitch ... unless you're the ABS

By the sounds of things, asking for you money back is going too far.

Is there an award for best comeback? :lol:

I know there was a guy outside the ABC office building during that time giving out pamphlets to buy gold and silver ... So your idea, as unethical as it is has actually already been done.

In many cases its the central banks who are the bond buyers (ECB for example). They aren't destroying their printed money for no reason, they're trying to keep the bond market afloat. If you thought the GFC was bad with falling US real estate prices, then a crash in the bond market in any...

hmm ... I'm noticing a pattern here. Have a look at the period of late 2003 to late 2004 and compare it to mid 2005 to mid 2006 - In each case a rise, drop and then consolidation. Now look at the pattern formed by mid 2007-2010 (the GFC), and compare that to Mid 2010-today - again rise, drop...