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Re: scaled discretionary commission and fixed commission to the retailer
This appears to me like they have been advised to decline payments as most people won't have evidence other than what they've provided. It is more likely that they have declined as you don&…1 -
Re: Investing in Us: Holidays, Health, and the Road to £150k
Morning all, @Baldybear yes I've kind of kept my hand in doing this anyway, I've been doing a lot lately for friends and family. Not really charging though, I've been swapping skills, …2 -
Re: HMRC account now showing detail of savings interest
My guess is that it'll compare what you state against its own data and use a probably quite wide margin of error to decide whether to question it. HRMC knows these data are iffy e.g., non-submis…3 -
Re: HMRC account now showing detail of savings interest
I do self assessment and report my savings. Does that mean HMRC are running a check of the interest I receive and not commenting because they agree? Or just taking my word for it? Or toss a coin and …2 -
Re: HSBC interest charges
Your not being dim, it's just that things work the opposite way to what many people think. The entire balance on any credit card statement is always interest bearing except in certain circumstan…1 -
Re: DCB LEGAL, PARKING EYE court claim
That says a claim form is attached, so please show us that claim form with the usual 4 redactions seen in the hundreds of other claim threads. You must have read some and knew what to expect? If not,…2 -
Re: Cheery's path to fulfilment - finishing the DIY, looking after myself, appreciating the garden 🌻
Had a grocery delivery this morning so decluttered the fridge. A couple of very out of date items and forgotten leftovers made their way out of the house along with the drooping white roses on our ma…6 -
Re: Self Certification - £10k Interest Threshold
Need to use the correct terms - you are referring to self-assessment. Self-certification is used in all sorts of contexts but not this one.3 -
Re: Premium Bond Winner ?
£0 on FH 🙁 Year to date though is a little up on last year … hopefully on upward trajectory over all !1 -
Re: Make Do, Mend & Minimise
That must have been an expensive two years in terms of white good, @YorksLass . We have had to replace toaster and kettle recently, the door keeps coming off the oven and the microwave is limping alo…7
