As negative interest rates loom, savers are scouting around for alternatives. A new investment promises 8% returns - from recycled cooking oil Next Thursday the Bank of England is widely expected to make its first rate cut since March 2009, taking the base rate from 0.5% to just 0.25%, while NatWest has warned customers that negative interest rates could be on the horizon. For savers fed up with lousy returns, and willing to take much more risk with their money, are renewable energy schemes the ...
Why not invest in your local chippy? It could be a source of renewable energy
The Guardian - 30 Jul 2016 09:59
As negative interest rates loom, savers are scouting around for alternatives. A new investment promises 8% returns - from recycled cooking oil Next Thursday the Bank of England is widely expected to make its first rate cut since March 2009, taking the base rate from 0.5% to just 0.25%, while NatWest has warned customers that negative interest rates could be on the horizon. For savers fed up with lousy returns, and willing to take much more risk with their money, are renewable energy schemes the ...
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