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Hi all I just ordered a 43inch Sky Glass and wall mount. As below. I already have a tv wall mounted using an unknown wall mount left by previous owner. However, my previous wall mount from amazon below worked for my tv. I dont have this wall mount from amazon anymore though When Sky made the order they recommended I…
Hi. Friend of mine has gotten himself into debt and is trying to work his way out of it. He is in a debt management plan and things aren’t going well for him. His wife of 5 years has recently left him, leaving him with all the rent and other household bills. Anyway he is short of ready cash and has decided to withdraw his…
Welcome to the all new 2025 Frugal Living Challenge Challenge yourself to live a frugal lifestyle so you can afford the freedom to enjoy life. This is about household budgeting, simply living and being creative with your money. Frugality can be a fabulous lifestyle choice for debtbusting, boosting savings or investing in…
Hello all, im after some advise from yourselves in regards to a distressing turn of events. Long story short my partner's daughter is the sole beneficiary of her late father's estate. Originally his sister decided to take over & sort out the estate. I had misgivings as she seemed to take the matter very lightly, for…
I am taking early retirement ( 55) from USS and will have a DB annual pension of £23k and a separate £9k pa widows pension but my dilemma is I will need an additional £17k pa for the next 4 years to cover short term additional expenditure (supporting children through uni, maintain current standard of living) and I need…
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If you're a Lloyds, Halifax or Bank of Scotland current account holder, the interest rate you're charged for using your overdraft could change soon as part of a fees shake-up. The Lloyds Banking Group, which owns all three brands, says millions of its customers will pay less after the changes – but a "few" will pay more.
Around 2.7 million more low-income households, including 900,000 families with children, will become eligible for the £150 Warm Home Discount this winter, as the Government has confirmed it will remove the existing 'hard to heat' eligibility criteria. The extension has only been confirmed for winter 2025/26, with further changes possible for future years.
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