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So is this a case of Great minds think alike? or is it Fools never differ?Kiwi Flyer said:Snap - we even posted at the same time![]()
So is this a case of Great minds think alike? or is it Fools never differ?Kiwi Flyer said:Snap - we even posted at the same time![]()
Kiwi Flyer said:I agree - paying annual or (multi-year) club membership for just a couple of visits a year is not worth it. For more frequent travels it certainly is (to me) - but fortunately I dont need to pay for it as it comes free with airline status.
That's when I head for the tranqility of the Cabanas at The Wing lounge and a long soak in a bathmarkis10 said:... although the wait for the showers in QF lounge in HK is certainly not priceless!
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Not only that but assuming that you bought shares in 20 different companies then you are also up for $30 each trade or $600 when you sell.NM said:And just think of how much money you could lose on the market in that time with 20 poorly timed trades!justinbrett said:This Etrade offer is having me ask questions - 2,000 bonus points for each trade in your first two months, and it only costs $30 to trade. So efectively, you can get 50,000 points (limit) for around $600.
That's pretty damn good if you ask me, though more investigation is needed.