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Re: Good and Bad Buys at Lidl and Aldi stores (***Please don't expire***)
Thanks @DigForVictory .I have a Lloyd's account so will investigate as I shop mainly in Aldi. Agree with you @Brie ,the recent coupons through the post would be no use to many people. The Sainsb…1 -
Re: New A rating Fridge/freezer pay for itself within a few years?
I replaced my antique upright freezer with one 1.5 times the volume and saw a 1 kWh per day reduction in use.3 -
Re: Removal of IFA
Like all markets it all comes down to supply and demand. Scenario 1 - Too many IFAs set up in business and many are sat there twiddling their thumbs. New potential client says ' I do not agree w…1 -
Re: Removal of IFA
Oh you mean like the conversation with the plumber about how your boiler needs a new part but they don't make it any more so you will need a whole new boiler instead? If we are on to made up con…1 -
Re: Age 61. Cash to Stocks 6 Year Pension Bridge check
To be honest I was either nervous or unhappy with one or the other but the three bucket plan makes me feel better about both. I can relate to it and the plan does have these in built reassurances. I …2 -
Re: Civil Enforcement Claim Form sent to an address I have never lived at
to the OP , FYI, the claimant is not allowed to access the DVLA database more than once per incident, which is why they didn't do so, because it would be a breach of their KADOE contract with th…3 -
Re: Where has my accrued interest formula gone wrong?
ii offers extended settlement (at, I think, an extra £5 charge) in its trading account; but the wording looks like only for the trading account (would it count as lending money, and thus not "su…1 -
Re: Law Plus
I'd suggest requesting a copy of the agreement signed. Likely to be an online thing that he might have clicked on without realising what it was which may make things difficult.2 -
Re: New Pension(er) Tax Allowance
"The allowance will apply from 6 April 2027 until 5 April 2030..." Governments have found that things like this are difficult to abolish once they are set up. It's why we still have a …1 -
Re: MSE News: Budget 2026: State Pensioners with incomes under £13,037 a year to pay no Income Tax
That makes the income tax position as set out in the table below, factoring in income-related reductions to the Personal Allowance. There is also the cliff-edge at £35,000 when Winter Fuel Payment el…10
