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Looking for savings accounts options (mainly easy/instant access) where I can park funds to earn interest and set-up SOs to dripfeed into regular saver accounts with Nationwide, Co-op, Principality, First Direct (via 1st a/c). Any suggestions or links to existing threads will be helpful. thanks.
Hello everyone, Folks have managed to pick up a PCN from Parking Eye. Last week Sunday they drove into Harrow Hall carpark to get some food after shopping around mid-afternoon, but the first food shop was closed (directly outside the post office as per Google Maps on council land), so they drove around the carpark to…
Hi On October 3rd, I received a ticket for not having a permit. I appealed the same day, explaining the entire situation in my appeal. I work as a cleaner at Echo Central 1 in Leeds and the permit is kept in the apartment. Before I start work, I go to the apartment to collect the permit, and after finishing, I return it to…
This must be a pretty common scenario, so I'm puzzled that I can't seem to find anything about it online by a quick search. Not infrequently, cars block my driveway. There is a dropped kerb. No H bar, but a double yellow line across the whole width of my driveway and for a few metres beyond it (albeit just less than the…
I brought my form to a citizen advice bureau appointment where the person helped me with filling it out, typing answers on her laptop. At the end she said she'll send me the form filled out for me. I don't remember it but I assume I gave her the empty form with the enveloppe. I did receive the form filled out. But the…
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Do you stick to one supermarket for all your Christmas needs, or do you shop around for the best festive grocery deals?
How many days this month can you go without non-essential spending?
If so, how often, and what have you had to dip into your savings pot for?
Planning on having your Christmas food shop delivered by Tesco? Bookings are now open for some delivery pass holders, with slots opening for everyone else from Tuesday 12 November.
Universities in England will be able to charge full-time undergraduate students up to £9,535 a year from 2025/26, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced today (Monday 4 November 2024). Student living loans, also known as maintenance loans, will also rise by 3.1%, in a move MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis called "better than nowt".
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