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Re: Doing the best with what I have!
Just discovered your diary & subscribed to follow and cheer you along.1 -
Re: Keeping on the Straight and Narrow...
Brilliant compromise. I think paying down debt is important, for me it was such a relief not to owe moneys d now I tend to transfer money to a pot when I used a credit card. No more nasty surprises t…1 -
Re: Old Style Daily Thursday 05 November 2026
Camelot, what a horrible thing to do, I really hope karma comes back to bite that nasty woman. Sending hugs x9 -
Re: NPI/Phoenix Life MVR Offer
My question is, has anyone experience of cashing in a Phoenix NPI Deposit Fund and were there any fees involved? NPI had many product versions. So, nobody can answer that question will fully certaint…1 -
Re: Is it worth recording TV, anymore?
That was your choice but for other people they would have use VHS recorders. Some people work shifts, going out with friends, etc and may wish to record a programme.1 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
The Hanley Economic BS Online Boosted Base Rate Tracker (Issue 1 NLA) account, should now increase to 5% - they capped the rate at 5%, so won't increase further even if the base rate increases a…4 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
yes, I can't get to it either.1 -
Re: Turning secured into unsecured
Depends on the term left? 'Only' £5k at 5% interest over a few years is best substituted for no interest no?1 -
Re: Turning secured into unsecured
For £5k is it worth the hassle? Why not just continue to pay the mortgage for the next 12 months. If you want to stooze credit card then why not get a 0% purchase card and it won't cost you the …5 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I second that, 2 manual open banking transactions with HSBC, same day credit and same with OH also via HSBC and manual.1
