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Re: New "Have a Look at This" thread
Only has single glazing, so one big expense for a start. Gt Yarmouth isn't just the biggest resort on the East Norfolk Coast, it's the biggest resort on the whole of the Norfolk Coast1 -
Re: This w/e I am "debanked" (now resolved: 90 hours wait, no info. Complaint rejected. Now ombudsman.)
I was very proud of myself for remembering to ask to see the figures before using my c/c in the bakers at the weekend!!4 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
New Chorley BS Online System Received email with new user id today; re-registered today without problem, setting up new password. New interface seems ok; basic, but then there's usually not much…2 -
Re: How to stay safe when shopping online, and avoid scams and identity theft
I have been hacked and it is a nightmare that is now going onto two months or more to sort out. I thought I was safe online all passwords unique, etc, etc. Not on Facebook and only used basic. Anyway…1 -
Re: How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
Apologies for the beautiful innocence of my question but what is the difference between weighted average and average? Is it simply taking into account the value of funds in each percentage rate range?1 -
Re: How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
Essentially yes. I just multiply the total balance I have in each account by the respective interest rate, sum this total and then divide by the number of pounds I have. In other words it's the …5 -
Re: Cash or Stocks and Shares more tax efficient for a tax payer
With savings interest being taxed at 22% at the basic rate from the next tax year, it may be more tax-efficient to move cash into a cash ISA. But I would still lean towards simplification of financia…2 -
Re: LISA rules change
It feels like we've reached an impasse on how the accounting ledger rules apply here. If the OP still genuinely believes that the rules have been breached specifically in relation to the LISA, a…1 -
Re: My Community Bank savings question
Oh dear, went into administration in early June. Statement of administrators proposals will be available in the next few days. It looks like the writing was on the wall in their last published accoun…1 -
Re: year before retirement - how did you get your ducks in a row?
Not the case for my DB pension. My pension provider does not start the ball rolling until the employee has given notice on their post. I gave notice at the end of March, left my job at the end of Apr…2
