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Re: Correct description? - Energy Switch
EOn Next - normally in past allowed internal swaps in the same way BG, SP at least used to etc - but I'd read the terms as these are no longer normal times. Unfortunately if you sign up through …3 -
Re: Tesco Springfield Road, Chelmsford
Yes to both. I believe that when the parking company gets mail returned as "not at this address" they go straight to the debt collectors who can trace the registered keeper.1 -
Re: Old Style Daily Saturday 24 October 2026
Morning again, I've been faffing around upstairs. Had a weird night so was in no rush to get going. I've now got the WM going with a delicate wash and got my first coffee. After dithering a…10 -
Re: Parking charge in Scotland, pursued down to England
You could apply for a strike out because the alleged contract was made outside of the jurisdiction of the English courts.3 -
Re: Parking charge in Scotland, pursued down to England
It's an interest question, but I suspect that claim for non payment of a contract could be pursued within the UK not just Scotland. The question does English law apply is likely to be down to th…1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Well that's bloody ageist isn't it?? Good job HL want my money…1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Chip members aged under 50 can get at least £50 for transferring pensions worth at least £5,000 (up to £10,000 for £1m). Transfers must be requested by 31/01/27; hold until 01/02/28; cashback paid 02…1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
I think those figures were for ETF and share holdings, something like £500 of RL STMMF could be 0.25% account fee with no transaction fees. Hopefully somebody more knowledgeable can confirm.1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
I see. You need one of those to receive the cashback but obviously you also need to "deposit and/or transfer £500 or more into a new HSBC GIC General Investment Account (GIA) or a new HSBC GIC S…1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Well that was easy, all registered now and with an intelligible response as well. I guess I must have just got an agent having a bad day when I asked before! To be fair, they do get to keep me as a c…2
