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Re: Octopus Agile
I'm going to prevaricate a little more until my next billing date on the 15th, in case there's a change in the weather, as the old song goes.1 -
Re: Halifax Clarity and Lloyds Ultra
As grannypep says, you can look at a credit file on the Lloyds banking app.1 -
Re: Multiple Parking Fines Between Euro Car Park & DCBL
They may well take you to court, but worst case scenario is you pay what they say you owe them now. In all likelihood you'll end up paying less than that if you lose. You may well successfully d…3 -
Re: My Off-grid and need to be frugal diary
It’s been overcast and dead calm here the last few days so the generator has switched on constantly. The apple peeler and the food processor parts have arrived. I also ordered an anti-choke mask and …4 -
Re: NS&I to pay compensation to bereaved families over account tracing failures
Just popping in an update on these payments: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2026/11/nsandi-bereavement-payout-savings/1 -
Re: Any exemptions for Capital Gains tax when selling home?
Should be totally exempt from CGT, as you are in job related accommodation, that either your employer insists you live in as part of your role, or it is far easier to perform your job by living in th…7 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
You don't say anything about your age or wider financial situation, so difficult to judge what might be appropriate going forward. If you have decades until retirement, and this investment is on…1 -
Re: The next three years will pass anyway - debt free at 36
Debt total updates following October Payday; Virgin cc - £9360 (New balance as transferred over Plend Loan. 0% until November 2027) Barclays cc - £6163.85 - £5,399.94 (0% until May 2027 so I want to …6 -
Re: Party Wall nightmare neighbours
OK, sorry, I think I understand you now! So 'demolish and rebuild the party fence wall to be used as the new flank wall of the extension' is complete, but you still need to 'demolish a…2 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
This thread title is going to be like a red rag to a bull for some but I'm glad to see the comments so far have been helpful and constructive. The statement about making the "wrong investme…3
