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Re: 2026 Frugal Living Challenge
I like @maryb 's idea of dissolving salt deodorant to use on feet! Last time I had two salt crystal deodorants on the go and decided to immerse one to dissolve the sunken part of the salt and be…1 -
Re: Bold leap into retirement
I've sort of stumbled into early retirement ;) Still applying for jobs which I like the look of, but not fussed if I don't get them. Life circumstances also changed, and several of the big …7 -
Re: Swagbucks 2025
Happy Swag Birthday IlikeBTS 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂1 -
Re: DCB Legal Letter of Claim - Smart Parking (April 2024) - V5C Update Trigger?
"It is physically my son driving the car in the photos, not me". All the photos show is possibly a male driver, you know it's him, they have no idea who it is, it could be anyone. &quo…1 -
CCJ what happens....
My DDs neighbour has just told me he has just received a CCJ for not doing anything about a PCN. He is retired, just state pension, rents a council flat and has no assets worth anything. He also has …1 -
Re: ECP DCB Legal court claim
Hi all Still…16 months on from the Stay being lifted we are yet to hear anything back…..whats the backload like n the courts for these things these days?1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I did the same last month and the money is still in the account and not returned.1 -
Re: Parking space problems
It depends how the land is split up and designated. We live on a shared driveway which serves 5 properties. Each property owns a 5th of the driveway and the other neighbours have a right of way over …1 -
Re: How did you feel when you committed to retirement?
I'm about 15 months in and rarely go to bed before 2AM. Weird thought, perhaps night owls find it easier to retire than larks?!1 -
Re: How did you feel when you committed to retirement?
Might be true alright. 49 years of work is probably a hard lifestyle to change. Even back in school days, I was always up pretty early.1
