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My 94 yr old mother is spending large amounts of cash, around £300 or more a week. This is on top of all her bills which are on direct debit and food shopping which I organise. Each week I give her £200 cash for her cleaner and spending money but she is drawing out at least £100 more. She goes out regularly to get her hair…
Been with this company since last year, and never had a problem. Any contact has been dealt with swiftly and well. However something recently has irked me a great deal. As you're aware recently tariffs across the board have been changing quite frequently. It's not uncommon to sign up for one tariff, only for the same…
Hi there, I'm hoping someone can help me. I have the usual story, my car was written off and the insurers underwriters valued it really low. They actually sent me examples of older cars with the same mileage, as well as cars with less seats with same mileage, that are currently for sale, to justify their valuation!! In…
Hi all, please be advised, I am familiar with the process for PCNs, having recently (with excellent help from this forum) had one discontinued before claim, however after searching the forum for specifically for PCNs related to UKPCM, I have not been able to find a definitive answer to my question. Firstly, I plan to…
I 'inherited' a rental property (not quite inherited, but it's a long story and not really relevant) which has to be sold to meet the deceased's debts. The tenants have moved out, and I've arranged unoccupied property insurance. I'm now concerned about the other things that need doing. I want to sell the place asap and am…
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The Bank of England said there had been "substantial disinflation over the past two and a half years". It's the third time the base rate has been cut this year.
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