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Hi Has anyone been successful with a refund with their credit card company? i have been trying to make a claim as i now dont have the lifetime guarantee, i didnt receive my final night time aligners for after finishing treatment which i paid for and also i was in the middle of a touch up session so didnt actually finish…
I contacted Invesco perpetual as i had managed to forget about an investment i made in 1995 of £6000. I subsequently changed address in 2001. I have spoken to them on the phone and via email. There response is always that because it more than 6 years ago they cant find it because it has been sols or transfered. I know i…
I am UK employed and get paid in GBP, my partner works offshore in Denmark and gets paid in Danish Krones which is transferred straight from his danish bank account to his english bank. We have been declined twice now once for 90% mortgage (building society) and once for 85% mortgage (Natwest). Those were our only two…
I have feeling this could open issues such as excess reportable income which I don't (yet) understand, but are CSH2 gains taxed as interest or capital gain?
Hi, I have not had a water meter on my house, out of choice. Which I will now be changing due to the price I'm paying. However, I have recently found out from discussing with others who live near by including my neighbour (who lives in an identical house with more bathrooms than myself). That I have been paying nearly…
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