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Re: Octopus Agile
Yup… same for me, both App and Website.1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I have never followed the pay in criteria on both, RBS and Natwest and neither has OH and we always got our rewards. I actually wasn't even aware that there is one. We joined them for their swit…1 -
Re: Heat geek design consultation worth paying £250 for?
There's actually nothing to lose going ahead with the design consulation: https://www.heatgeek.com/design-consultation-terms-and-conditions 14. After your Design Consultation has been conducted,…1 -
Re: Bold leap into retirement
Things are falling nicely into place for us and I plan to go from full time to zero in February next year (handing in my notice the day the annual bonus lands in the bank). We're in the process …10 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Principality To be honest I think I'll be glad to get rid of Principality. They never send you a proper closing statement just a letter that states the final amount transferred to your nominated…9 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Should the friend who was late for our trip share his train delay compensation?
Had another of the friends been delayed due to a car accident would the group have all chipped in for the repairs?4 -
Re: Marriage Allowance
…except for the fact that OP says that "she is about to reach the Personal Allowance threshold", which presumably means from below rather than above!2 -
Re: Sanding floorboards
Hello WIAWSNB I have 3 sections underneath the floor incorporating 2 honeycomb walls, the underfloor is air vented with air bricks around the house. I intend lifting some boards to gain access, of in…1 -
Re: Fixed Term Annuities - where best to go
@dunstonh is there 'live' pricing for fixed term annuities as well, and would I benefit from using an IFA as opposed to going direct or using a 3rd party broker like Age Partnership etc? T…7 -
Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
Coventry have just withdrawn their fixed ISA range around 4.6% and have replaced them with 4.0 to 4.2% fixes.5
