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Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Should we ask our sister to pay rent for living in the family home?
Sounds like a fair deal to me. I can't speak on behalf of the sister who would be paying rent though. Also the mum's opinion on the matter would be interesting to know.3 -
Re: Debt Collection - rent arrears
I haven't chased a tenant but have chased businesses and getting a CCJ is the easy bit. And before you start you need to decide how much more you are willing to spend trying to get any money bac…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
No I hadn’t and certainly haven’t received it anywhere else to my knowledge. I’ve just checked again now and the full interest amount is marked as withdrawn via bank transfer. So I’m thinking I may h…1 -
Re: Pick'n'Mix - the joy of the chaz in '26!
I'm off to Brighton for a few days so I will look around the shops there.😁3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
mine went in 01:56 and stayed there1 -
Re: HMRC and bank/BS interest & income tax
There's no longer any obligation to issue annual interest certificates as such but I believe that regulated institutions are still obliged to make statements available…2 -
Re: HMRC and bank/BS interest & income tax
Many moons ago when I was involved on matching it was a case of typing on the details given by the bank and the computer matching that to what was held on file. Any discrepancy between the two would …2 -
Re: HMRC and bank/BS interest & income tax
Absolutely it is the self assessment tax payers responsibility to collate their year end certificates of interest received from their respective banks and report interest from those sources. For my p…1 -
Re: HMRC and bank/BS interest & income tax
I think the savings interest point is adequately covered in the above responses, but what do you mean about pensions? If you're referring to income from (UK) pensions, these will be processed vi…1 -
Re: Capital GainsTax on potential property sale
Just googled this for Northern Ireland and it seems potential double domestic rates (council tax) does not apply here. Bit of sweat on there for a minute but good to understand these things nonethele…2
