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Re: PRA Group and unaffordable debt- should I ignore them?
That's my experience of PRA too. They have an automatic nag system so I suppose they don't see much benefit in taking people off it. They did seem to get bored after 18 months of daily phon…2 -
Re: Negligent advice by solicitor?
OP has a previous thread on the same subject from a couple of years ago: The previous thread mentions a trust.1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: My boyfriend is moving in with me - how much rent should he pay?
They aren't concerned that the boyfriend will have rights to a share of their property etc. just the opposite, they're concerned it's unfair on their boyfriend to take half. I don'…2 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: My boyfriend is moving in with me - how much rent should he pay?
I’d be investing his money in my future Maybe you should think of it as investing his money in your future together.1 -
Re: Twootz
The thread is nearly 4 years old .2 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
Only 1.17 Os today similar tomorrow….5 -
Re: Santander Stocks & Shares ISA opening £75 offer via Topcashback
I applied yesterday via Top Cashback for the Santander S&S ISA. I'm an existing customer and completed the £100 purchase with a debit card. I received an e-mail shortly afterwards welcoming …2 -
Cahoot/Santander £50 dormant account offer
(Santander added to thread title) OK not necessarily officially dormant, but I've received an email from Cahoot this evening offering £50 for funding a disused savings account with £100 and keep…4 -
Re: Three years to get debt free
I love the sunset!1 -
Re: Spending control
This is a tip for managing your drinking but will help to manage your spending too. After every alcoholic drink, drink a glass of water. This will rehydrate you and slow down your drinking.2
