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Re: Here we go…
Today hasn’t been as productive as I hoped. I have done some work and also jiggled things around a little with pots/spaces/accounts. Here is my current set up. 3 bank accounts. Monzo Child benefit go…1 -
Re: Debt and Caring
Drama with a capital D will do that to you. Hope things feel better or at least more resolved in your mind and body soon1 -
Re: Debt and Caring
It has been a strange week and a bit. Very much struggling with lack of sleep and realising quite how poor my physical and mental energy is. Most noticeable is how difficult it is to plan things so I…1 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
Our weather is still confused in California. Anaheim is expecting a temperature of 27C for Saturday and Sunday this week. Hard to start getting ready for the winter holidays. Last year I never got to…3 -
Re: Window Condensation
Always have a window slightly open in the bedroom.1 -
Re: Credit cards income restrictions
If you have behaved yourself as a customer, by that I mean paying balances off on a regular basis and not having late payment markers then I don;t see that they will do anything with the limits. Howe…1 -
Re: What do you pensioners do with your lump sums and other surplus cash
Maybe I'll channel my inner Smaug… 😁4 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
With a BOE Base Rate decision due tomorrow, I thought now might be a good time to post another set of the lists of both currently available and NLA regular savers that I've posted a few times ov…42 -
Re: IVA vs DMP.....Please help Im going demented!
The following is a quote from another MSE forum member who apparently works for a large credit company. Makes for interesting reading, and further deepens my cynicism of the creditor funded charities…1 -
Re: Any advice - IVA vs DMP
An IVA is a lot more restrictive than a DMP. On an IVA, you are stripped back to the bare minimum in terms of living expenses. A dmp is much more flexible. A lot can happen in 5 years - if you lose y…1
