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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Nationwide While the date of the credit at a weekend is forward dated to the Monday, the interest is calculated from the date of deposit, i.e. from today Sunday 1st November. I can confirm this for d…13 -
Re: MSE News: Halifax customer? Your online banking will be axed from 31 October
My cashback has been OK and my husbands, so it seems to be a lottery on if they are merged properly. My brother-in-laws shows correctly now in the app, but not on the website!1 -
Re: MSE News: Halifax customer? Your online banking will be axed from 31 October
My sister was having this trouble with her Halifax and Lloyd's cashback as they are showing differently, as she had 64 offers in Halifax and only 24 in Lloyd's. She has had numerous chats i…1 -
Re: Age 61. Cash to Stocks 6 Year Pension Bridge check
The cap on (tax-relieved) pension contributions is your earned income, such as from self-employment, not rental income, as discussed on this recent thread:1 -
Re: Question: Standing Charge Abolish & Fixed Term Energy Contracts
ML was suggesting it wasn't likely to happen for gas before Jan 28 ! As a cynic can't see it happening for leccy this side of the next election.1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Hinkley - I also had my memorable word declined on first login, I know it was correct because I pasted it in, failed 3 times and I ending up locked out of my online account. I phoned, they answered q…3 -
Re: what have you done this week?
Tee'd up a pension withdrawal of a small pot, for my 55th. £1800. I won't spend it all at once, but I may buy more yarn. Crochet is my new obsession 😁 🧶3 -
Re: Age 61. Cash to Stocks 6 Year Pension Bridge check
A SIPP is just a personal pension scheme. The SI bit stands for self invested which means you make the investment decisions. If you have or are setting up an S&S ISA then it will be very familiar…1 -
Re: Watty's Awakening
As pens are being provided, are we all taking notes or dividing into teams to brainstorm ideas afterwards?7 -
Re: Claim form came in! Should I reach out to the land owner ?
@Coupon-mad what do I need to do now? I’ve thread the newbie threads and the other posts but I’m so lost with the whole defence. I got a learning disability, unemployed and disabled with blue badge a…1
