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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
The day after closing the RS, so yes, on the original maturity date.3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Less clutter, close the account the day before maturity - pay balance + interest straight to current account.1 -
Re: Pensions Dashboard
My Dashboard view had my State Pension, my DC pension, but was missing my Civil Service DB pension. The figures are all correct aside from an employment end date for the DC pension which makes no dif…3 -
Re: used car brake issues. where do i stand?
Really quite astonishing. You have adjusted the way you drive to compensate? I take that to mean that you leave more distance to stop in? What are you going to do in an emergency? All this to see if …3 -
Re: My pension same as other pensions where employer pays more in and index linked pensions?
Depends where you live but I did a few final years on stations for TfL and got a DB pension. I only worked weekends so my pension is tiny but working full time for 15 years would be good. No age disc…1 -
Re: Pensions Dashboard
There is a balance to be struck between providing an overview of someone's pensions and duplicating the functionality of all the participants' own systems. Couldn't agree more. Persona…3 -
Re: Octopus Intelligent Go - separate out EV and household usage on the latest bill.
Well they know when you exceed the 6 hour limit. I got timings wrong.🤦♀️ I also have a OHME.3 -
Re: Pensions Dashboard
Does seem very confusing about what pensions will be shown on the dashboard and which ones won't. Is there no detailed help to explain what is and what isn't on the dashboard? And to explai…3 -
Re: Pensions Dashboard
From an IT perspective the amount of data required to include pensions in payment would make zero practical difference and because they are already in payment the providers know all the necessary che…1 -
Re: Cutting Indian Paving Slabs - Tips/Advice
Paving slabs need to be hard due to the nature of what they have to do. Paving bricks are the same. Indian sandstone is normally harder than limestone paving slabs, although both are hard.1
