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Re: Warning about a new ANPR TOLL on Warburton Bridge over Manchester Ship Canal managed by Excel
BBC News - Warburton Toll bridge owners agree to fix fine delays, says MP - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm36lydr822po?app-referrer=search5 -
Re: Warning about a new ANPR TOLL on Warburton Bridge over Manchester Ship Canal managed by Excel
@Entabeni_wanderer Agreed. This is one of many unfairnesses of the system, because liability initially rests with the registered keeper (the hire company) rather than the driver. Given that rental co…3 -
Re: Warning about a new ANPR TOLL on Warburton Bridge over Manchester Ship Canal managed by Excel
I fail to understand this. Surely the driver should be the person to pay the toll especially if a hired vehicle. Only the hirer can know if he actually crossed the bridge, paid the toll or indeed has…5 -
Re: Best way to invest £2000 a month for the next two years (until I'm 67 in Jan '29)
Id assumed pension was maxed out, but if not then this is the right approach.2 -
Re: Early retirement, given notice final thoughts and turmoil
You've given your employers a heads up and will work the required notice period. Why do you want to contact working 4 days a week? They are not suggesting this for your benefit, they are doing i…3 -
Re: Best way to invest £2000 a month for the next two years (until I'm 67 in Jan '29)
In your shoes, with 2 years left and retirement looming, I would be contributing it to my pension and placing it in a money market fund, then drawing it down with 25% tax free when I retire in 2 year…1 -
Re: Early retirement, given notice final thoughts and turmoil
I would echo all the points already made - and really query what you will get from the arrangement to stay on at four days a week. It also depends on the relationship you have with your manager and p…3 -
Re: Private blood tests
I'm guessing by your username that you may not yet have hit 40, but my GP encourages people to attend annually for bloods and health check every year from their age 40 health check. If you have …1 -
Re: NEST Pensions
From their website, they do not seem to offer full flexibility on withdrawals. They have their own 'Nest Retirement plan' Otherwise you can take UFPLS payments, or take the whole lot in on…1 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
Just had a random thought about our Free Hours. The FAQ says use by 1st of November so the way I'm interpreting that is it should be used before then so last Sunday before then is 25th October. …1
