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For those of you who are chocolate lovers, this week's poll is seeking your votes on how you like your confectionary treat... or more specifically, what temperature? Does it taste better a little on the chilled side, or do you prefer a more melty experience with a room temperature choccie? Fridge or cupboard? Or is there…
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You've finally manage to find a date that works for everyone and even picked a venue for dinner. But, you've never been there before? Are you going to have a sneaky peek at their online menu, or do you just turn up on the night and take it from there?
Hi, 51 yo with a Nutmeg SIPP (4/5 risk rating). In order to reduce my higher rate tax bill I am interested in investing more but into a separate lower risk pension pot. With the stock markets looking a bit overheated I am considering opening a second lower risk SIPP with a provider such as Vanguard. I assume I can select a…
My dad owned the house which he and my mum lived in. He passed away and left the house to a trust, stating my mum can live in it until... she no longer needs to live it. When that time comes me and my siblings will inherit the house. I was thinking about a Deed of Variation to pass my share to my son, to keep that amount…
Hi sorry it’s a bit of a lengthy one I’ll try and make it as short as I can. I bought a car let’s say about 6weeks ago with Arnold Clark. I saw a car I liked as I wanted to upgrade from one I currently had financed so I sold it privately and cleared the finance so I was ready to buy a new one with Arnold Clark. Bought the…
When looking at how and where to invest my funds, can anyone help me understand why the annualised returns numbers are different on different web sites for the same fund? e.g. VHYL Vanguard FTSE AllWld HiDivYld ETF $Dis. The 5 years annualised trailing return is reported as follows: Morningstar - 13.42 % Pickafund - 12.3%…
I am seeking help and wondering if anyone has experienced or resolved a dispute with Buisness Reduction Services ( NW) and PreAction resolution reached, acting on their behalf . At 0717 I had a cold call from a private number . I had just recieved keys to begin work setting up my first hair salon . At this point no lease…
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