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HiAny estimate available what is the typical growth of a pension fund over a year.I have funds available for investment and to gain maximum tax benefit I deem investment into a private pension fund is the best option. There is a 20% relief at source, and if I am in the 40% tax bracket I get a further rebate of 20% when I…
I have a small share investment plan with Weathify. On their end of year information, it says the plan received a small amount of untaxed 'foreign interest' (under £10). On my tax return it says to put in the stated amount (not a problem), and then it asks me to put the name of the country where the interest arose in 'any…
Time for a new Slimming World thread as we go into 2025. Feel free to join in. We are all at different stages of our journey & some are awesome target members. We are a lovely supportive wee group. Some go to group & some go it alone. As we move into new year feel free to pop in to our lovely thread. All welcome.
Hello all, first of I would like to say I am new to this forum but have been through pretty much of the whole newbie thread. To cut a long story short I have got to the point of Submitting my N180 form. Submitting my defence Attending a mediation call Now been referred to my local court. I contacted the local court today…
First time selling it was the perfect situation, just us and the buyers in the chain. over 3 months went by they pull out as they now cannot get the funding. I just feel numb, its back on the market and we are being told by the EA the market has changed, basically saying we will struggle to get what we sold it for. Just…
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It's also been confirmed that you'll be able to get automatic compensation from your energy supplier for certain smart meter problems.
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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