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Re: Motivation and Inspiration pre-retirement
I retired on 21 October (I was on technical ‘leave’ last week) at age nearly 67. The retirement was planned and I had a lovely send off (which made all the difference). I’m invited to the Christmas p…3 -
Re: Negligent advice by solicitor?
From the facts given here and in the previous post by the OP in 2024, I see no fault at all on the part of the solicitor in relation to the TIC point. However I do see potential fault if the solicito…3 -
Re: Nationwide launches 30 month member exclusive bond
That was what I was thinking of doing. The fact that they have launched this longer term possibly means they don't intend to issue another around the middle of next year which has tended to be t…1 -
Re: The Top Fixed Interest Savings Discussion Area
30 months is also quite a long timeframe for a fixed rate account. Existing NW member bonds credit interest on anniversary of opening and maturity, which have coincidentally fallen in the same tax ye…4 -
Re: New Barclays Joint Account Can't Login to Online Banking!
*Update* It worked this morning so I can only assume it takes a few days for the mobile number used to be registered by the system. They really should tell you this though would have saved a lot of h…2 -
Re: Nationwide launches 30 month member exclusive bond
30 months is about 12 months too long for me. I tend to stick with 12 month fixes but I have made an exception for the Nationwide 18 month ones that they've had. With them choosing less common t…2 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: My boyfriend is moving in with me - how much rent should he pay?
Please, please, please get legal help with this. A close friend has recently had to endure a lengthy, almost 2 year, legal battle that has cost tens of thousands, after her ex boyfriend claimed an in…2 -
Re: Change of Bank Account - Pension and Attendance Allowance
On reflection I do feel like my answer is a handbook for fraudsters. There are safeguards like needing to know NI numbers and account numbers. So obviously keep these data items secret or shredded wh…1 -
Re: Investment or Savings
That's the year 1 calculation (starting from no existing regular savers). In year 2, assuming the regular savers are spread across the year, the vast majority of the money will be earning at the…1 -
Re: Investment or Savings
Just out of curiosity, there are 16 regular savers currently listed on MSE which (if my calculations are correct) allow £4100 per month to be saved with a weighted interest rate of 6.28%. So someone …4
