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Re: CUP Enforcement via DCB Legal, 2025
We can't count your success nor celebrate it yet. You can't leave us hanging without the image! See @Umkomaas' DCB Legal discontinuations thread. Secondly, as your case was about being…3 -
Re: Exempt OAPs from tax on interest for cash held within stocks and shares ISAs
…although can't believe it's that hard to have an over-65 marker on the account and not tax cash interest if it's set. There speaks someone who has never sat down and worked up an impa…9 -
Re: Fixed term annuity vs Drawdown
Inflation is one certainty in pension planning. A modest annual rate of 2.5% over 20 years erodes £1 down to 60p in today's money.3 -
Re: How much gap if putting sofa bed in front of radiator?
We changed a standard radiator that was behind a sofa for a vertical radiator. The difference in the heat felt in the room was significant. We also gained 4 inches of space that the radiator occupied…1 -
Re: RBS Stopping £1 monthly cashback for mobile app login
Kim_13 Losing £1 per month is not a welcome change but if the alternative was there are no longer any Rewards to be earned, it is the lesser of two evils. Exactly. They could have just ditched the en…2 -
Re: RBS Stopping £1 monthly cashback for mobile app login
Now updated on the website. I haven't received any email from RBS or NatWest yet. A bit on the mean side IMO but there we go. Maximum of £24 a year instead of £36.3 -
Re: Cash buffer?
I also prefer an algorithmic approach to decumulation. So, for a cash buffer there are three(?) basic rules to be determined: How big should it be (e.g., measured in years of required income)? What i…2 -
Re: Late husbands COD payment from Pension Provider
It seems from earlier posts in the thread that although the OP was not married to her partner in 2008 (when he was seeking to take benefits from his contracted out/protected rights pension policy), h…1 -
Re: Claim Form - March 2026 Smart Parking Limited via DCB Legal Ltd
@Coupon-mad: "I hope you didn't just put 'N180 Questionnaire' as your email subject line!" - This may have happened, possibly, perhaps. "Where's the claim number an…3 -
Re: Claim Form - March 2026 Smart Parking Limited via DCB Legal Ltd
'Date DQ received' will be recorded in your MCOL claim history so keep checking there until you see it recorded as received.3
