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Re: First year of retirement
In the past you got free travel insurance just for having a standard Nationwide Flex account. However you still had to go through all the usual questions with the insurer they used and usually in the…2 -
Re: New Capita-run Civil Service Pension Scheme - problems (what a surprise!)
I got an email re my abs being available. Log in took more than 5 minutes, no new ABS and the only existing ABS had disappeared….1 -
Re: Consolidating pensions
See https://www.aviva.co.uk/retirement/transfer-your-pension/knowledge-centre/can-i-transfer-a-crystallised-pension/ Note particularly: Transferring a crystallised pension A pension in income drawdow…3 -
Re: Best way forwards for keeping records for tax purposes & password protection
Not sure who you got that consensus from? For a start how are you defining "safe"? Certainly from the risk of fire paper records are at much higher risk than a digital record backed up onli…3 -
Re: Best way forwards for keeping records for tax purposes & password protection
For a password manager, I use 1Password. It costs me something like £55 for my whole family for a year but it has a whole host of useful features and I wouldn't be without it now. For storing re…1 -
Re: Best way forwards for keeping records for tax purposes & password protection
I don't keep any tax, financial or personal information on my computer, or any device that is permanently connected to it, or in the cloud. I keep hardcopy and password protected USB sticks in s…1 -
Re: Best way forwards for keeping records for tax purposes & password protection
I have a folder called Budget, with subfolders spreadsheets (contains all my live financial spreadsheets) old spreadsheets (previous years versions) bank statements (downloaded pdfs titled with accou…1 -
Re: Parking ticket court claim
More sleuthing. Same GP Group, different surgey. Possibly the same defect at this surgery. Defeated claim based on no landowner authority. https://www.lincsonline.co.uk/stamford/news/judge-overturns-…2 -
Re: Parking ticket court claim
There is a big distinction between £60 rising to £100 and £100 discounted to £60. I expect the website is just poorly drafted. What does the NTK say? Would be very interesting if it says £60 increasi…2 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
Another DFS requirement today 1900-2200 no bids by Octopus , no surprise there, still I can go 21 miles to get a free 40p chocolate bar before 2300.1
