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Re: Buying a little piece of Middle England; Manifesting my way to mortgage free.
Morning all, DD is off to work again today, she's driving herself in (with DP chaperoning). My friend is due over later which is a last minute thing but fine with me as I get to sit and rest and it i…5 -
Re: BT sending security code to wrong number
No idea, but Vodafone have three mobile numbers for me, all of which I still have, one of which is on Vodafone, I get to choose which one the OTP is sent to (would prefer 2FA with app but hey-ho). Gi…1 -
Re: The Alternative Green Energy Thread
I've posted before about the wealth of detailed and up-to-date information on the https://www.neso.energy website that details all of the challenges with moving to a low carbon grid. There are many a…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Newcastle BS RS Issue 1 RenewalMine matured today, 26/10, so I checked about half past midnight and it was still showing as a Regular Saver, but with an interest rate of 2%A and, more importantly, th…1 -
Re: Neighbours garage construction
It is semi detached with a garage then a gap with another semi detached with a garage. The garages are on the front of the houses added as you say later on but now the houses are joined because of t…2 -
Re: "Not Drinking Water" sign in flat
In a previous thread, he refers to it as both a flat and a room. Is it some sort of HMO set up?1 -
Re: Neighbours garage construction
Can that been done without my permission? And attach to my property? It was only a few inches gap say 6 at a guess. Also doesn’t that then make my house a mid terrace rather than a semi detached?1 -
Re: Another sad cancelled wedding question
I think catering businesses typically operate on thirds One third for premises. One third for catering. One third for overhead and profit. The OP paid £15k Deduct £1k deposit, so £14k. One third is £…1 -
Re: Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have?
I was hesitating to suggest going for the NWide RS on Monday with 1st manual payment by internal transfer with a 2nd payment on 1st Nov, but only because it might sound like salesman talk and pushin…2 -
Re: 2025 Frugal Living Challenge
I had a Strawberry-shaped container of strawberry bath crystals that I kept on my living room end table because I loved the smell. When I was living in Utah, I had a number of people visiting includi…14
