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Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
This rate is (now) for existing customers only. The 'open-to-all' rate is now 5%1 -
Re: Install OpenVPN on shared web hosting
Unlikely on shared hosting. OpenVPN needs access to operating system level network interfaces and sufficient privileges to configure routing and firewall rules, which shared hosting providers general…1 -
Re: Install OpenVPN on shared web hosting
Why? What are you trying to do? Unlikely you'll be able to install something like that on shared hosting to be honest.1 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
My first thought was finally Octopus are doing something sensible , what a silly idea I had. Of course they aren't doing it for the customers (especially Agile-istas), NESO will be asking via DF…1 -
Re: Ticket for not parking in marked bay - Have a Nice Car Park Ltd
As expected, a debt collection letter has followed. It is being ignored! [Image removed by Forum Team]2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Hello! I genuinely don't know the answer to this, I simply followed all the instructions and it told me that the next direct debit date would be the 23rd November - it also said it would be the …1 -
Re: How much to live on
Well I received an email from HMRC last night adjusting my tax codes. My two employments as a teacher and examiner are taxed at basic rate - fair enough - but my teachers pension is on a K code and m…3 -
Re: what have you done this week?
I sold some US equity index funds in my GIA to get cash to pay my 4th quarter tax bill and to gift to family members. I also went to see an afternoon showing of "You Can See Everything" at …3 -
Help with one year fixed account with monthly interest
Please could someone help me. i would like to invest £120,000 for one year with the highest monthly interest. i don't understand the advertised rates and if they are advertised as compounded etc…1 -
Re: pension will cost me £100 to receive
Move the decimal point to the left, a passport is valid for ten years.4
