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Re: Turning Straw into Gold: Creating Long Term Security & A Solid Home
I can recommend it @sams247, as I have felt loads better this week and much more relaxed. I'm not sure how long I'll last, because I am, at heart, a person who makes an effort. But even if …5 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Dudley Building Society are launching issue 3 of their Loyalty Regular Saver, paying 5.75% The account is open to those that held a savings or mortgage account with the Society on or before 01/07/202…4 -
Re: PIP Tribunal second attempt
Thank you for this... really appreciate it. Your experience regarding friends was also something that was a component of my wife's tribunal decision. As mentioned, she worked in a post office un…1 -
Re: Baffled - do I need to complete IHT400 for first spouses death?
It is really appalling that the solicitors recommended doing this to deprive the surviving spouse of funds to self fund high quality care if it is needed. If the bulk of the wealth was held by the OP…2 -
Re: MSE News: Government-backed NS&I's new fixed-rate savings pay up to 4.69% interest
Many thanks for that info. Cancelled the bond at 4.5% got the refund almost immediately and will now open a new one at 4.69%.1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Is it OK to use our learning-disabled daughter's money to support her son?
As always there's so much important information missing. If OP is so sure the daughter would agree, then surely asking her rather than a bunch of random strangers on the internet is the best way…4 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Is it OK to use our learning-disabled daughter's money to support her son?
I have a learning disabled daughter and I look after her finances. But they are hers, not mine. I look after them on the basis that I am trusted by her to do so and that I have her best interests at …4 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Is it OK to use our learning-disabled daughter's money to support her son?
Should the benefits have been spent on the daughter over the last 17 years? If they built up savings for a rainy day fund, then it is still their daughters money for an emergency. Alsi has the saving…3 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Is it OK to use our learning-disabled daughter's money to support her son?
If you're all on a low income, the son is likely to get a full loan and won't necessarily need supporting through university.2 -
Re: Ibis Manchester Airport EPS
Here is the letter, i only just received it today and has 2 days left to pay1
