Georgie Frost

What's it going to entail?

And when is it?

It's an interesting animal to choose because when I think of squirrel, I think of squirrelling away savings.

When I think of sort of campaigns like this, I think, oh, well, it must be targeted at young people.

I don't know why I think that.

Maybe it's the squirrel.

Four-year-olds could buy the squirrel.

But anyway, I was under the impression that actually young people are getting quite savvy about investing.

So who is this campaign for?

Who do you think it's going to reach?

Just a very brief one, though, on this one, Simon.

At the top of the show, I advertised a rate for a cash item of 4.62%, which to my mind sounds really decent, right?

Can you really expect to get over the long run a return of way more than that?

I mean, yes, that's a one year thing.

And then the promo rate drops off, et cetera, et cetera.

But some people I imagine are thinking, well, do you know what?

That's kind of in the bag.

It's a guarantee.

Whereas people say, oh, you know, 5% is a pretty decent rate of return.

Well, 5%, 4.62%.