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Re: Fuse Energy, anybody with them?
October 'Price Cap' is due to be announced on the 26th of August.2 -
Re: Great British Invest off or Passive V Active Updates
I'll keep my portfolio on here the same for academic purposes, but in real life I've upped my cash allocation to around 20% and moved some US Equity index into a Global ex US equity index. …2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
It's estimated that the current number of online subscribers to the Sunday Times is 399k, and the print circulation 220-260k, so in terms of the population of the country hardly anyone is readin…8 -
Re: Fuse Energy, anybody with them?
They work from your estimate to begin with. Then its simply a case of you pay for what you use. Its a fixed tariff but not spread monthly across a year. Each month they tell you want your bill is. Is…1 -
Re: Fuse Energy, anybody with them?
I switched from BG few weeks ago Fuse Dual Fuel Tariff I use website not the app…been ok so far nothing special takes a few minutes to find your way around.2 -
Re: Are your weekend Faster Payments giving the banks an interest free loan? WARNING THIS IS BALONEY!
TSB, Yorkshire Bank, and Williams & Glyn's also provided free banking long before the big four banks started doing it. I opened a TSB current account in 1978, changed to Williams and Glyn�…3 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Moneybox Promotion - Up to £500 cashback when you open and deposit at least £500 (ended 01/02/2026) Minimum of £500 had to be held in the new account until 31/07/2026. Have received confirmation in t…1 -
Re: Considerations for Post Retirement DC Fund: Please Help
btw - why are you assuming to take the 25% tax free from the SW? you already have a lot in ISAs, and you’ll have £100k+ landing on your mat with no tax protection readily available so you’ll start to…1 -
Re: Considerations for Post Retirement DC Fund: Please Help
do you plan on taking anything from the pension in the short term? my guess is you have enough in the ISAs to cover you until state pension age and then you don’t need anything for income? Curious if…1 -
Re: Considerations for Post Retirement DC Fund: Please Help
I’ve been toying with this recently. When your state pensions kick in in only a few years - you’ll have more than you need covered by guaranteed sources. We should be similar although tighter - it’ll…1
