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These days, voice recognition on our devices means you don't even need to type anything let alone use a pen and paper. But still, for some of us there are times where writing by hand is preferred. How often do you find yourself physically writing something down?
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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…
I have invested in REITS and ETFS but I am looking into VCT for their tax efficiency. I am aware that they are higher risks but wondered if anyone has invested in one of these funds? There are quite a few to choose from on Hargreaves Lansdowne. I also read that you need to hold the fund for at least 5 years in order to…
I've just logged into my iWeb account and noticed a banner that they are now going to be known as Scottish Widows sharedealing which will also give access to the Scottish Widows app. https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/changes.html I wonder if this name change will increase their reach and profile to gain more customers…
I would be grateful for any clarity on the following. Thank you in advance. A house has been owned by mother and daughter as joint tenants (meaning each owns 100%) for well over 7 years. The mother has passed away meaning that the daughter automatically becomes the sole owner via survivorship. However, for the purpose of…
Hi I occasionally buy things from overseas. Today I received a final demand letter purporting to be from DHL, stating I owe them £65 'import duty & VAT'. They threaten to claim via the county court if I don't pay. It's fairly convincing, but then they say this: 'To make a payment, please refer to the bank details and…
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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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