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Re: Norwegian Pension after death
Seems you may need to get the original UK death certificate 'apostilled', for it to be accepted by a pension provider in a foreign country - see explanations below and fees involved if hand…4 -
Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)
Sun is trying to break through, mild and dry anyway Rain maybe tonight, still not found anyone for roof repairs despite asking for quotes. Must be plenty of work there,and not likely to be replaced b…3 -
Re: Divorced. House Not selling. Ex Suggested I Buy Them Out for Much Lower than Valuation.
The obvious issues are: the consent order would presumably need to be redone, the issue of fairness, As your ex had suggested it and as long as it has no effect on any other parts of the agreement, t…2 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
Just had this experience myself, phoning to chase my application. They need ID apparently (which surely means someone needs to send me a message over their portal.) She was just directing me to their…2 -
Re: Universal Credit - Deprivation of capital (Credit Card Debt)
The statements were taken to the JC first, an issue was the WC had no understanding of it and was stating UC would end because of capital, but finally copied them for a DM. Shortly after that they al…1 -
Re: List of banks with hard vs soft searches for current accounts
As the topic was not updated in a while and things change with time I thought I will give an update based on my own recent experiences. Luckily - it looks like nothing has changed with respect to the…3 -
Re: UKPC Parking Fine - Cambridge 2026
We never link it. You somehow missed my signature telling everyone where to click to get to the NEWBIES thread?2 -
Re: NS&I Guaranteed Income Bonds - What term would you choose?
Voted 1 year. I only ever do 1 year max, retired so move money around a lot. Rates May well be higher in a year the way things are going. I just opened an NSI income bond last month at 4.82, just can…4 -
Re: When is going to be the best time to transfer SIPP?
II always seem to be running a SIPP cashback offer: https://www.ii.co.uk/ii-accounts/sipp/offers-and-cashback/sipp-cashback This month it's £500 on assets of £200k or more. You can also combine …6 -
Re: Early retirement, given notice final thoughts and turmoil
If you are interested in doing it ask them who will be covering the other day per week that you currently do. Pretty hard to employ someone one day per week especially if what you do is niche.4
