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Re: MSE News: Halifax bank brand to be replaced by Lloyds – what it means for you
I have used the authorisation in the Lloyds app using my Halifax Clarity card and works fine. So might be something specific to you. Even without the push notification if you go in the app it usually…1 -
Re: Easy-access cash ISA options
This Is exactly what I am doing with my Paragon fixed rate flexible ISA. Interest is paid monthly (around £300) into my current account to service living costs. In March just before the tax year end,…4 -
Re: DCB LEGAL, PARKING EYE court claim
Because the payment has gone above £400 and if you don't pay that then I am owning them that much so I would think they would feel they have a chance as two cases againat me. I've already d…1 -
Re: Octopus Fixed Tariffs 2026
Octopus 6M Winter Fix October 2026 v1 looks like same rates as Octopus 12M Fixed October 2026 v5, cannot see v6 in current or historical listing. No exit fees.1 -
Re: BW Legal letter after no response to appeal
Just to keep this thread updated… I have my mediation appointment tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes.1 -
Re: Maturing Charter Fixed term bond ISA
And again. I've got a 1 year fixed rate bond of £126+k maturing in early October and just received the email offering me maturity instructions. They obviously offer options: send to nominated ac…2 -
Re: Simple Assessment that's completely wrong
Receipt of any taxed trust income triggers a requirement to self assess via SA100 and suplementary form SA107. I assume she receives an annual tax deduction certificate form R185 from the trustees? Y…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Good point. The SA is actually the account my 2025 RS matured into; so as far as I am aware, it has existed for just over a year now. However, from CS and the good contributions here, probably becaus…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Though on the flip side, the account could go NLA in-between launch and the end of the month meaning you go without altogether. There's been plenty of RSs that have gone that way over the years …2 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Yep, that answers the question I had about rinse and repeat with this one, given my Quidco cashback has now paid out. Clearly they have a long memory if an account from 14 years back makes you inelig…1
