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Re: Old Style Daily Thursday 05 November 2026
@newroadahead - That came out of the blue, I hope it's nothing too serious. xx6 -
Re: Gifts from surplus income and the annual £3000 gift allowance.
Thanks for sharing your thinking. I am probably being overly cautious as my mother has +/- £200k in readily accessible cash savings in addition to a healthy monthly income from the pensions/annuity a…1 -
Re: Parkingeye ticket when i was jump starting daughters broken down car for 11 minutes
See: Post 4 - debt letters and Post 2 - small claim in NEWBIES thread.4 -
Re: Help with ParkingEye Claim Form
Thank you, I will go and have a look. Yes, I did complete my AOS2 -
Re: We Buy Any Car - Beware!
Two comments: Don't pay the parking invoice - there's a whole board of experts on here who can help you with that. If you are still looking to sell your car, try www.bigwantsyourcar.com. I …2 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
I still think of myself as Canadian and do still sound like one despite having lived in Dorset since 1994! Then again I have to be Canadian as I'm not British and am currently not planning on be…14 -
Re: Ebay Seller says he cannot make a partial refund while return is open
They should be able to refund £20 of your original payment and then allow you to close the case. Asking you to close the case raises a lot of red flags for me- if they won't refund the £20 then …3 -
Re: 2026 Fashion On The Ration Challenge
Wishing you the fastest of recoveries @Nelliegrace. Even a small stroke leaves the oddest of reminders - I lost a lot of the indexing to my memories and sometimes the link between brain and mouth whe…8 -
Re: Help with ParkingEye Claim Form
Parking Eye in-house claim, issue date 12th October, so I hope that you have logged into MCOL and completed the AOS online stage ? That deadline was 31st October and its now 5th November, login to MC…2 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Thank you. Even if I say if myself I’m pleased with where I am today. MF, no credit card debt, home improvement loan in the last year. Money saved for my funeral expenses.6
