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Re: EDF FreePhase Dynamic Tariff
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Re: Progress is...
So sorry to read this, those conversations feel brutal, sending gentle hugs and positive thoughts xx2 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Not sure if it’s invite only but I got this from TSB this week: Take advantage of our cashback offer and get £15 cashback each month for the next 3 months by simply using your TSB debit card linked t…1 -
Re: From Frugal Foundations to Fortified Family Future
how annoying. My kids thought that particular shop was actually called marks and expensive because my mum bought her food there and apparently it was so much nicer than my offerings from asder5 -
Re: On The Brink of Moving to an IVA from a DMP - Sanity Check
With a self managed DMP no one is controlling you, you are controlling your debts. You do realize that with an IVA if anytime in the future you are asked if you have ever been insolvent you have to a…1 -
Re: On The Brink of Moving to an IVA from a DMP - Sanity Check
Why don't you think of running your DMP yourself? You are then in charge of what you pay and your creditors never see your bank statements, no annual review etc.1 -
Re: Parking stories in the News/media
Good News…Businesses have welcomed the scrapping of parking charges in a number of town centre car parks in Leeds. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c617kj597ev5o "Having considered the findin…6 -
Re: advice on regular payments into a SIPP please
I work it out that you would need to withdraw £39426 from your Pension (assuming this was a 25% tax free rest taxable withdrawal and no other income). This would result in a monthly net amount of £30…1 -
Re: Watty's Awakening
Excellent news. How come this means he won't get overage?6 -
Re: Watty's Awakening
Oh Watty I am so chuffed for you. Brilliant news about the planning permission, and a finger up to PPH at the same time! YIPPEE!!!! xxxxxx5
