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Re: Swagbucks 2025
Same. I don't have any idea how to claim it. They have done this on purpose, I feel.1 -
Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)
I agree Wednesday. His lordship isn't bothered by them but I do shut him in early, one of my last cats was terrified by them and would go hide in my bed. I spent the morning on the phone trying …3 -
Re: Halifax Credit Card to Lloyds migration
Please try to use some paragraph breaks, trying to read walls of text is very wearing and means people are unlikely to read past the first couple of lines.2 -
Re: Sainsbury’s permanent nationwide ban and £200 civil recovery demand over an unpaid £2.35 drink — adv
Can I just point out that this isn't a consumer rights issue. It would be better asked on a legal forum. Also, the OP has either been created or edited by AI which I didn't think was allowe…5 -
Re: Breakdown cover & fuel
Regulations? And perhaps common sense?1 -
Re: Cooke & Lewis kitchen sink tap, swivel, monoblick, quarter turn, leak at swivel joint
The problem with B&Q own brands is that the quality varies depending on which factory abroad had the contract at the time. They give them posh sounding names so people think it's an old fash…3 -
Re: What to do with a lump sum legacy
Money market funds as a rule do not generate capital gains. It is taxable interest whether distributed or accumulated. If you feel lucky you might want to add premium bonds on your list of possibilit…2 -
Re: What to do with a lump sum legacy
Maybe invest in some proper (paid for) financial advice based on a full understanding of all relevant factors?With £150,000 in play, it could be a false economy not to do so. One suggestion: if you d…1 -
Re: Cheery's path to fulfilment - finishing the DIY, looking after myself, appreciating the garden 🌻
Aaway, we have a relatively free weekend and I intend to keep it that way. We'll go out early for breakfast, then Mr C wants to finish tackling the music room (I think this may be ambitious in o…12 -
Re: Cheery's path to fulfilment - finishing the DIY, looking after myself, appreciating the garden 🌻
Wellit would be more organised if the drawers actually got filled and any of it ever left the house! 🤭😂 Our local Transition Towns group has a 'hard to recycle' service, and lists where t…12
