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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
The Principality Christmas 2026 RS looks like it launched on 23 October last year, so I would expect a 2027 version should become available within the next 2 weeks (if they are doing one)3 -
Re: CINCH -CAR SELLERS
well selling a year old car with a car history with a red flag against it is always going to be difficult. i Would say it’s worth exploring getting compensation on the basis the car was not as descri…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
IMO, This is certainly the best strategy. But if you have maxed out this 5% EAs, you will still need to look into easy access RSA paying 5%. Also consider that typically 5% EAs saving is variable so …2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Prople on low income tax bracket could have savings of over £100k @ 5% witjout having to pay tax, due to the savings starting rate.1 -
Sorting out my life! Let's go :)
I'm thinking posting here will give me the push I need and hold me to account a bit. For context, when at university, I got myself into debt in order to survive. I was stupid and moved to London…2 -
Re: Pension mis-selling in the 90s
To be fair, CETVs then had got to almost silly levels, and for anyone with a reasonably good grasp of DIY, they could well have been a good trade off versus the annual pension they offered. Mine was …2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Chase has instant account closure for most of its accounts, so it may be possible to refresh on the 1st if still available.2 -
Re: 2026 Frugal Living Challenge
Sending hugs and hope for better times for you @Prudent Not too much frugality has been happening here due to YD's birthday last week; we had a lovely lunch at our favourite cafe and then a wand…14 -
Re: Changes in your retirement expenditure
The drop in income, while significant, has been manageable (don't underestimate the costs of being employed). That depends on the kind of job. When I retired, I gave up a fully expensed company …3 -
Re: Broken toilet handle
Boiler service - Gas Safe engineer. Plumbing - General plumber or handyman. A GS engineer may well be more expensive when it comes to general plumbing jobs. So I'd treat the boiler service as on…2
