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Re: Cheery's path to fulfilment - finishing the DIY, looking after myself, appreciating the garden 🌻
Don't apologise, it's an excellent suggestion! I do indeed have a banking app, but sadly it's with the Co-op and they don't have such technical wizardry. Although you've made…5 -
Re: Over £7000 held in credit!
I’m with Eon next and pay by MVDD. You have to ask for it.1 -
Re: Long Sabbatical/early retirement - pretips
Do you have annual leave outstanding? When does your annual leave year end? How many days can you carry over from one year to the next? Max these so that you take all owed annual leave at the end of …1 -
Re: Selling/holding funds for/in drawdown
Without going into whether or not your overall strategy is the right one, one obvious tweak to it is to sell from equity funds rather than money market funds at the point you want to withdraw cash, i…4 -
Re: Union Bank of India - reputation and sign-up problems
This isn't the issue with it, it's its lousy administration.4 -
Re: IHT403 - Analysis of Income & Expenditure schedule
Hi - I took it upon myself to speak with the HMRC IHT helpline this afternoon, and the lady was so helpful. Got the sense that someone asking questions on the content of their own IHT403 (rather than…4 -
Re: where do I drill holes for curtain holders?
Couldn't you use a claw hammer to get under the holder? Use some cardboard under the hammer to protect the wall. You could see if there is any movement and if so the use pliers to try and twist …1 -
Re: where do I drill holes for curtain holders?
Mole grips and a small pry bar* should get the screw & wall plug out. May well leave a large hole in the wall that needs patching afterwards. But screw heads should not snap off. If they do, it i…1 -
Re: Aegon s.32 Buyout Plan
At least Aegon are being consistent with us. I will be insisting on the enhanced tax free cash which is why I plan to take out a short duration fixed term annuity. Aegon have confirmed I can do this …1 -
Re: Almost £14,000 in debt and unsure what to do
OP I see this isn't you first rodeo; from your posting history you previously defaulted on a £6k back in 2022 and were looking for advice in 2024. Is this a continuation of that debt, or did you…1
