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Re: Oven or air fryer?
In pure economic terms, then an airfryer will take most people a long time to recoup it's initial purchase cost, an I wouldn't suggest people get one for that reason. I also couldn't d…1 -
Re: PCN from ParkingEye but we never actually parked
No idea who owns the land its a private car park @knightstyle1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
It's a kind of nice idea but it can only stack up to five regular savers - many forumites have massively more than 5 at any one point in time. It also assumes that they all start on the same dat…1 -
Re: DRO / IVA to include statute barred debts?
@sourcrates said: I would proceed on the basis the debt is statute barred, and it would be up to the current owner of the debt to prove otherwise, you do not have to prove anything. That is not a saf…1 -
Re: New Capita-run Civil Service Pension Scheme - problems (what a surprise!)
Agree... why no information on telephone waiting times? why am I unable to work out what outstanding cohort I fall within? Is anyone actually checking the data provided by Capita or are they just bei…4 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
Cahoot have launched Simple Saver (issue 20), paying 4.52%. Min £1 deposit. Annual and monthly interest options available. @soulsaver17 -
TSB "shopping list to bucket list" prize draw (Monthly from October to December 2026)
TSB have launched a new prize draw which runs in October, November and December where you can win: + A family trip to Tanzania and Zanzibar (1 prize per month), OR 1 of 10 prizes per month of your ch…2 -
Re: Away From The Madding Crowd
Thank you for your good wishes @Organgrinder. I’ve read your story with interest in the ‘how much to live on’ thread. Your insights have been helpful. I will still be doing some voluntary work connec…2 -
Re: The Top Fixed Interest Savings Discussion Area
might make sense if you're in a situation where you know/anticipate that you'll move up the tax bands next tax year. A lot of people will be moving from 20% to 22% or 40% to 42% on savings …1 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
Looks the same as Cahoot Simple Saver Issue 18. For Issue 19 the rate was only 4.35%.2
