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Hi everyone. I'm sure this is easy for someone to advise me on. Just obtained a new 'Trust' keyboard which is the bees knees but for one aspect. On my old Dell one there was a key immediately below the escape key at top left. This allowed me when wordprocessing to 'jump' a certain distance to the right along a line... I…
hi all, as the topic says my house is getting virgin couple of questions, the road works are getting done in stages, im looking at online roadworks and it seems like virgin are not going right inside the estate as no rd works planned is that normal also ive just had a flyer through th letterbox telling me its coming, its…
We sold a house last year which was owned by my late father-in-law. The sale completed in July and no CGT was due, all the gain was covered by Private Residence Relief. I don't recall notifying HMRC or filling in a form after completion. Should I have done this? Should I notify them now? We are UK residents and the house…
Hello. My son has recently ruptured his cruciate ligament. He is due to go on a world trip early next month and the physio who saw him said this should be ok from his perspective and wait for the operation when he returns home in about 7 months if the surgeon thinks he needs one. He has an appointment with the specialist 2…
Hi, Does anyone have any recent experience of timings for probate when the person who died was domiciled abroad? (France in my case). Just wondering really what sort of timeframe others have had so it might give me an idea. I reached my 12 weeks just recently and called them. They have the file but all foreign domocile…
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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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