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Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
I actually rather like II, and could see myself settling down with them once the feeding frenzy of switching cashback finally ends (as it surely must). But right now they are not exactly attractive w…1 -
Re: Local Financial adviser's non-management of my money
This may sound harsh, but I do feel that you perhaps need a bit of a 'virtual' shake here. If you are feeling out of your depth, then you're in a good place to acquire a metaphorical l…3 -
Re: Ensuring Royal Mail delivery
I send a few letters & parcels overseas, unfortunately RM made the choice a bit more complicated a few months ago. Presumably you sent the previous letter by Standard Air Mail, so no tracking. I …1 -
Re: Window Condensation
The average human will breathe out a litre of water vapour every night. Just make sure you dry the windows (kercher vac works really well) and open the windows for a short period after you get up.1 -
Re: Bristol Airport 46 Stopping at a zone where stopping is prohibited.
But there are several captures of the car/driver on site that day, not just one photo. He should send a SAR asking for all images captured on site that day. That'll give him the ammo he needs as…2 -
Re: Is this quote fair in London
That would take at least three days elapsed on good drying days. Personally I would not be trying to do it in November.1 -
Re: Is this quote fair in London
Nobody seems to answer these Cherry. I've done this work on my own house and would say that would be an expected price. The sanding takes the time if it's done properly, the putty needs tim…1 -
Re: Tesco bank savings account
You could be right, what would you recommend instead? I like a credit card I can see exactly what I've spent and pay it off in one go per month, I'd say over the year I spend 12-15k on it, …1 -
Re: Tesco bank savings account
(Quoted post removed by Forum Team) Leaving aside your pleasantries, I'm not sure you understood what I was saying. The hourly rate of nearly £250 if for how much work it takes to open the accou…8 -
Re: Doing the best with what I have!
Happy shiny new diary.1
