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Re: Group income protection from 5 years to full term working in insurance in the uk
Not all group policies are truly passing the risk to an insurer, for large organisations for example PMI claims are paid for by a bond put up by the employer, the insurer is just the administrator of…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Leeds BS RS Branch Postal I applied via post on the opening day late last week and it's now showing online. I used one of a stash of old prepaid envelopes. Remember that the account number showi…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
The some things to keep in mind section. I hadn’t accessed the summary box as I don’t have the funds until tomorrow, although on checking that does say 30th November 2027 so I suspect they will have …2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I thought the same, but, IIRC, selected 'Fixed Term and Regular Savers', then the 1 year option, which then revealed a number of accounts inc. the RS…? EDIT: This was about 2 hours ago - ju…2 -
Low Earner's Pension Payment - the snail approaches its destination
Back in the 2021 budget the government announced it would tackle the low earners net pay scheme tax anomaly, now called the Low Earner's Pension Payment. The anomaly was that low earners in a &#…8 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I wouldn’t normally but as I have far too much maturing in the next four weeks or so (Melton, Progressive, Hanley, Principality Christmas and Scottish, not all fully funded thankfully) I will also be…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Darlington Already had Iss 3 4.75% Opened 5.25% Iss 4. Cant find anything to say you can't have both2 -
Re: How do you stay as a tennant when you are overseas?
Hopefully the OP will confirm whether they are in the HMO or moved to another property that is fully self-contained. In a way, the long vacant period is less of a concern with a HMO as there are no u…2 -
Re: Advise needed for small pension pot of £9k (please ignore previous post)
I dont believe there is a duplication, but an earlier thread under this username has someone else posting a couple of years ago as a 46 year old buy to let property owner with a £350,000 Sipp (obviou…1
