Where can I put my money that won't make me angry?

sing this lovely song, join in on the bracketed refrain please

'the man dont like it when I ride my bike, no the man dont like it when I ride my bike, the man dont like it when I ride my bike-thats why I ride my bike,

chorus:-
cos the man dont like it, (the man dont like it) the man dont like it (the man dont like it) the man dont like it, we say damn the man.

the man dont like it when i dont buy stuff, no the man dont like it when i dont buy stuff, the man dont like it when i dont buy stuff, thats why i never go shopping,

chorus:-
cos the man dont like it, (the man dont like it) the man dont like it (the man dont like it) the man dont like it, we say damn the man.

the man dont like it when i dont watch t.v, no the man dont like it when i dont watch t.v, then man dont like it when i dont watch t.v, thats why i havent got a telly,

chorus:-
cos the man dont like it, (the man dont like it) the man dont like it (the man dont like it) the man dont like it, we say damn the man.
repeat until dead

HERE IS MY SONG ...

I like riding my bike because I like riding my bike and not because I am trying to stick it "the man", I like riding my bike because I can ...

** Shakes Head **

OT.. I keep all my money savings (which isn't a huge amount) in a building society either savings account or an ISA. Building societies give back to their customers i.e. you get a vote in their business as a share holders and better interest rates (I believe, My nan isn't on call unfortunately because she knows her stuff when it comes to keeping hold of your cash). I used to use Portman but they got taken over my Nationwide and they are usually decent and the staff seem friendly and helpful whenever I have to actually do anything with my account, dunno about the rates though.