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Accidentally collided with the parked car of a visiting family member in my driveway. My car has much more bodywork damage than his - rear door and rear panel badly dented and scratched. Damage to his car is insignificant and not an issue. My vehicle is 10 years old, probably worth c£5-6k pre-damage. My monthly premiums…
I now live in Australia (citizen) but have some ordinary shares in Computershare UK which I wish to sell. I do have a paper share certificate. I have been informed by Computershare that I am unable to sell my shares through them but I have to have a broker first, so that the shares can be transferred through them. How do I…
There has been an undetected water leak at my 86 year old mum's property for over 2 years, that I first flagged with Thames Water as the water usage going by meter readings was ridiculous for one person living in a small house (the bill currently stands at £7500). An engineer came out a few months later, after my mum had…
Hi all hoping for some advise. I have 2 Aviva Pensions and currently age 41. Ex Friends Life pension. The fund is a risk 3 of 7 and a Aviva Global distribution AP. (Very poor performing) Aviva 40-85% fund . (This has a 55 drawdown benefit) Im concerned that the Ex friends life is of very low risk, has 30% Equities and a…
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Halifax customers who use mobile and online banking services should move to the Lloyds Bank app before Sunday 1 November. That's because the Halifax app and online banking services will be axed from this date. Here's what you need to know.
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