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Re: Triple lock increase for April 2027 is 3.9% (probably)
Well done for listening. Back in the early 1970s I worked with a couple of married ladies who took great delight in boasting about how much more money they had, due to paying the reduced stamp. When …3 -
Re: Combi boiler with Drayton LP20RF & DIGISTAT+RF - upgrading to programmable or smart thermostat
From data collected by my home automation system, I know my house heats up at a rate of 1°C per hour. Base temperature is set to 17°C (my nit time setback). Knowing that I want the house at 20°C at 0…2 -
Re: Teetering on the brink
Have a look on V1nted: there are some for just a few ££. I don't know how robust they are, but even if it was just for a short while, it would be worth it to save you from exhaustion. Wishing yo…5 -
Re: HSBC £500 Premier Account switch offer (23/03/2026 to TBC)
I had my HSBC Premier callback today. The whole call lasted 1 hour and 16 minutes and apparently they do this with all new current account customers. Apparently already having their credit card, the …2 -
2026Q4 price cap: electricity single rate v. multi-rate
My fixed tariff ran out at the wrong time, so I'm currently on my supplier's SVT which looks reasonable until the end of the year. However, when poring over Ofgem's tariff tables, I no…1 -
Re: MCOL - unable to access the claim
Unfortunately, I haven't been in a position to do anything correctly. I am also just doing the resonse now as I have had a lot of crap going on. I do appreciate the advice though. No idea what m…2 -
Re: The Top Fixed Interest Savings Discussion Area
5 years is a bit too long for me for a fixed. I've opened 13 month at 5.06% with Kent Reliance, as have a fixed maturing tomorrow needing a home. 14 days to fund. I'll stick £1000 in as tha…2 -
Re: How do you stay as a tennant when you are overseas?
on 23 August he lived in an HMO hence Grumpy Chap asked if he had moved. Thanks, yes its HMO, i dont think the landlord lives here. I dont use one of the communal kitchens…they are too small and filt…2 -
Re: How do you stay as a tennant when you are overseas?
He always calls it a flat but from last November it clearly wasn't. "Not Drinking Water" sign in flat — MoneySavingExpert Forum and from From Sept 26 "I have lived at my current a…3 -
Re: Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap in ISA switch to ETF version?
Has anyone seen this yet? Damien Talks Money on Youtube doing a comparison between the companies included in the VALL ETF version of Vanguard's FTSE Global All Cap Fund and the OEIC version (VAF…1
