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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
For accounts you have no 'official' paperwork for, just put a sheet of paper with some handwritten note in one of your plastic folders? I have a small selection of plastic folders myself, f…2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Yes this is what I do. I don't have plastic sleeves though, I just have separate folders for fixed rate, easy access, regular savers, and ISAs and I have a separate envelope for each account wit…3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
See this is how I make mistakes!, will update dates in my original post1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
AJ Bell have an Amazon gift card offer for opening a new SIPP: £100 gift Card £5-10k £200 gift card £10k-20k £300 gift card £20k+ Manual claim needs to be submitted by 15 October.…6 -
Re: Travelling abroad without a smartphone
If you want one for travelling, it's a good idea to find one that has an e-sim. Just load up the e-sim for the country you are visiting and it will be way cheaper than using your uk sim.2 -
Re: Triple lock increase for April 2027 is 3.9% (probably)
@Andy_L interesting had a quick compound interest calculator using median earnings an autoenrol minimums and that’d be around 12-14k a year but not everyone will be on median earnings from the start …2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Suffolk BS has been transferred to a "Online Maturity Holding Account" at only 1.6%AER Not that anyone here would intentionally leave money in a 1.6% account, but worth noting that the &quo…3 -
Re: Triple lock increase for April 2027 is 3.9% (probably)
In other past threads about income in retirement, there was a (sort of ) consensus that a single person needed at least the full SP + £5k a year as a minimum, to have some sort of decent life in reti…2 -
Re: Eon next power up
It would be interesting to know how Eon power up compares with other schemes like power perks, power saver, saver sessions etc run by other suppliers. For example over the last 6 months I’ve received…1 -
Re: Horizon- Court Date next week- Defence and Advice
Thanks for the advice the system is broken, if I have to get a CCJ in error to fight this. I don't have time I work full time and single dad, for all the advice on here clearly the system is aga…1
