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We've all been there. A freshly brewed tea or coffee steaming away (perhaps a cheeky biscuit on the side) but suddenly the phone rings / doorbell goes / kids need attention / you get dragged into a meeting, and before you know it your enticing cuppa has become a chilly shadow of its former self. What do you do about it?
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Which one item truly brings you happiness for little or no cost? That's the question posed by one MoneySaver this week. Let's take a tour of some of the latest MSE Forum highlights. Seen something on the Forum we should include in next week's highlights blog? Let us know in this thread.
Hi all, I came here originally to see if the solicitor quotes I've recieved are reasonable. I believe them to be highly inflated for something I've read I can do myself! So me and the ex partner split, its amicable. We co-own a property that was fully paid up last, no mortgage! We agreed I would take my name off the deeds…
I have taken out a 48 month PCP and have been told the sweet spot to change it is 6 months before it expires to maximise the trade in value. Is this correct? Also, has anyone any experience of returning a car after paying the 50% limit on the total cost (think its called voluntary redemption - the one that doesnt impact…
Help please forum. When I am 60, I plan to retire when my Civil Service DB pension kicks in; it is currently valued at 13K PA with a 40k lump sum. I will need about 26K PA to live comfortably between 60 and retirement age. I have 200K in the FTSE Global All Cap at present with Vanguard. Do I take 26-13 = 13K per year from…
I have an ISA with £45000 in it which matures soon. When it matures what happens? Can I transfer the whole amount into a new ISA or can only transfer £20000 (the annual ISA allowance)?
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These days, voice recognition on our devices means you don't even need to type anything, let alone scribble it down. But do you still find yourself reaching for a pen?
you may have ended up paying income tax you don't actually owe. But it's easy to check and reclaim any cash you're owed.
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