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Re: What do you pensioners do with your lump sums and other surplus cash
Reducing assets to mitigate IHT is really all about gifting (if 7 years before death) or spending money, which suggests a different question from your original one about reorganising (while retaining…2 -
Re: Chase regular saver - cannot pay in
I think it was my finger trouble… The payment amount screen showed the "from account" selection but the "to account" selection was covered by the "Next" prompt and numer…1 -
Re: Prepping: the new world...
Now there's a thought, An assortment of hangover remedies, either as a gift hamper or delivered… I'm deeply uncertain of how to pack eggs, tabasco sauce is £2.50 at Tesco, (£1.50 from Icela…2 -
Re: Completely stuck with US pension direct deposit
Why did you have to close your US bank accounts? I have accounts with are a number of US banks and investment companies and they are all ok with me keeping the accounts open as a UK resident. If you …1 -
Re: DCB legal, parking eye court claim - defended
Whilst the government introduced a scheme to repay staff parking costs to Trusts throughout the pandemic between March 2020 to April 2022 they do not seem to have done anything to enforce this and so…2 -
Cahoot/Santander £50 dormant account offer
(Santander added to thread title) OK not necessarily officially dormant, but I've received an email from Cahoot this evening offering £50 for funding a disused savings account with £100 and keep…4 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Potential 8 month wait for the £50.1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: My boyfriend is moving in with me - how much rent should he pay?
Hi. I personally think that it would be fair to ask him to pay : 50% of all Utilities, 50% Council Tax, 50% TV Licence, 50% of any TV Package, 50% Broadband, 50% Food. The Mortgage I feel is your res…1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: My boyfriend is moving in with me - how much rent should he pay?
Yet many here have made a huge & unfounded assumption that he’s going to be put on the mortgage agreement. No. You've misunderstood what people are saying. He used to pay rent to a landlord,…1 -
Re: Energy Stick or Switch
Welcome to the forum! The general suggestion we're making to anyone with a good fix that runs into 2027 is to stick with it and enjoy the cheaper winter energy. Current fixes already include the…3
