Mike G
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I'm guessing he puts it all in bonds. Long term, low yield, low risk.
The guy's been in business for 2000 years, after all. |
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*Tallulah* Leaping Water
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Don't know! why are you angry?
Edit: Mr hoppy below, i am one of the God squad...lol...
i'm more interested in why the kid's angry...xxx
just to let you know mr hoppy i didn't give you thumbs down..xx |
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Knowledge is good.
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Christians are used to being persecuted, so I doubt this question would upset anyone.
Now if you'd said the same thing about Mohammed, you'd better watch your back.
(whoops... I mean your neck.) |
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pvanderstighelen
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no ...think he uses an equity loan which wipes out all your savings ...or puts savings under mattress , or in tea caddy , or under the floor boards , or buried in tin can in garden to be dug up for future generations ...saved for a rainy day or just spends ...giving to all ...lol |
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waia2000
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He favors small, friendly credit unions. They give Him a good rate on his car loans. |
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stacey o
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cash ias give you good return as you don't pay tax and get monthly interest .on about 7k built up over 2y you would get about £28 per month and can save up-to 40% from the tax man but if you check with your bank most now do regular savers where you can earn up to 8% but it taxable |
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Niamh
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Abby ISA if he has any sense.It is currently offering 8 percent.Bet he's got a few premium bonds though. |
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~sweetheart_kisses~
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are you trying to be funny, cause i dont get your point. |
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TracylovesABBA
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Call me a cab, I'm going on a one way trip to Yawnsville, Arizona! |
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brainyandy
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I've also heard he saves fallen women. I hope he f**king saves me one! |
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mrhoppy22
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Great question! You will upset the God squad though! But they must realise it's just a joke. |
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Ecko
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Not sure but I know he can't walk on water anymore as a result of the holes in his feet |
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steve a
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he buys IOU'S |
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