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Re: Universal Credit Managed Migration - I'm on the sick but they want me to work
I had a phone appointment at 12:10 today, and it came through fine, because I'd double- and triple-checked everything I needed to allow all calls through. So now that's over, I don't h…5 -
Re: New HL MM fund
Until it shows it can at least match or exceed RL, I don't see the point of it, unless you are HL that is!1 -
Octopus Energy “free hour” isn’t free
has anyone else noticed that these Happy Hour sessions for “free electricity” aren’t actually free. After using everything I could think of including the electric lawnmower 😆 the other Sunday I was …4 -
Re: New home, No heating, HELP!
Depending on the area, If it was a mining area then retired miners would have been entitled to a coal allowance,where they would have received free or cutprice coal, so such a set up would have been …1 -
Re: Why are utilities companies allowed to over-estimate forecasts of consumers' fuel usage?
I'm with Octopus on FDD. I keep a spreadsheet updated daily, consolidated and readings supplied to Octopus monthly. Their forecast has always agreed with my calculations to within a few percent …1 -
Re: New home, No heating, HELP!
My grandmother had the same, in a Scottish council bungalow, constructed in 1983. The pump, controlled by a simple switch by the fireplace, fed two radiators, in the hall and bedroom. Given that it w…1 -
Re: Adidas deactivated gift card despite 10 year validity
Do you understand the concept of (accrual) accounting? Day one, they sell you a £20 gift card… there is a cost of sale that has to be acknowledged (the cost of the card itself, the time of the member…2 -
Re: £61k in debt and struggling - StepChange DMP advice
Yes, the person we spoke to said that for PAYE, they generally are fine with 36 months, no questions asked. But if it was longer than 36 months they'd need an income and expenditure form complet…1 -
Re: CGT on rental property
I am doing all my research and see I may be able to pay part of the profit into a pension and therfore drop some of the profit from the 24% rate to 18% rate You can reduce income tax liabilities by p…1 -
New HL MM fund
I see that HL are taking on Royal London… undercutting them ever so slightly with an OCF of 0.06%. Both INC and ACC options, although I'd not put too much store in their claim about "one of…1
