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New Coop Bank switch offer from 28th Jan 2026
Not sure this has been posted yet. Get £100 for switching to us, plus £25 a month for up to three months. Available to new and existing current account customers. https://www.co-operativebank.co.uk/p…1 -
Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
Mortgage applications must be down so they don't need the money coming in.1 -
Re: Reporting Savings interest to HMRC
From experience if you phone up to tell them they tell you to write in. When you write in they completely ignore your letter.1 -
Ryanair check in question
I know you now have to use the App and no paper boarding passes but I do have an odd question. 2 people are travelling together and one has a complete breakdown if he has to answer a call on a smart …1 -
Re: Countdown to Freedom
I wish I could do more walking. I used to love climbing the Lakeland fells but alas, because of my knackered hips, I'm just not able to. Well I can, but I pay for it afterwards!!! Roll on 2022 w…1 -
Re: Dispersing of accounts as an executor
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6653165/dispersing-of-accounts-as-an-executor Did the estate generate income during the administration period which the executor then went on to settle…1 -
Re: Smart Meter not working over a year.
As I understand it, we don't have to pay for unbilled energy over a year old. That might be your understanding, but it's not an accurate summary of the back-billing rules. My smart meter ha…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Re the Principality accidental overpayment I made earlier today - I've logged in and can see that happily they've applied the £150 to my account, just have to wait for the excess £50 now! T…1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: We're funding our child's wedding - do we get any say in how the money's spent?
When parents contribute to a marriage, it's understandable to want some input, but mutual respect is paramount. Honest, calm conversations can help set boundaries and expectations while keeping …1 -
Re: Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have?
My current count is 13. Average rate - 6.2% Don't particularly need anymore due to funding constraints, but another couple also wouldn't go amiss as I have a lot maturing November - January…2
