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Re: Aegon s.32 Buyout Plan
At the end of the day the pension is only about £60k but its annoying that I am paying 1% for their cheapest global tracker fund plus Aegon's slice of fees on top of that. Also the tax free cash…1 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
Sometimes I think the year has flown by as so much has happened in my family. Friday will be my first birthday without Mr F. My dil has asked what I want as a birthday meal. The feather cushion inser…20 -
Lease Extension Details
Hello, I have approx. 82 years left on my lease, on a 50% shared ownership flat. I have contacted the freeholder ( The Housing Association) and this is their reply. Does this seem fair? I am totally …1 -
Re: Horizon PCN, at Tesco
Hi all, Just updating this case as I received the POPLA decision, the appeal was allowed. Below is the assesor's decision, for your entertainment. For anyone else finding this post after receivi…7 -
Re: Santander Customer Prize Draw (Monthly from August to December 2026)
Nasqueron If you read the terms, the big winners get a phone call and have to confirm ID to get the cash, small winners will just get it paid towards the end of the month after the draw That's n…1 -
Re: Opening 'back up' SIPP
Not quite, but not far off! With the concerns over AI it does worry me that a particularly platform could potentially be paralysed for quite a while. A platform is unlikely to be paralysed for quite …4 -
Re: Octopus Fixed Tariffs 2026
grab it and switch during cooling off if change mind ?1 -
Re: Opening 'back up' SIPP
I spread my SIPPs and ISAs between providers for just this type of fear of interruption to flow of funds. It is worth looking under the hood a bit, I reckon Halifax - my main ISA and Scottish Widows(…2 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
I did Barclays S&S for £2.5k, worked without a hitch. Freetrade S&S ISA for £1k is in progress, gone well to date - payment not due yet. Various smaller Santander ones, some via TCB, all went…2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I'm going to refresh towards the end of this month in case it goes NLA at some point in October. If i do this on 28th September (ish) then I'll have £500 in it by 2nd October, so nearly bac…1
