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Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
Kitchen cabinets have been delivered and are now being stored in the living room . Finished clearing the kitchen - my back-room/dining room is full to bursting. Decluttered the very old ikea metal sh…18 -
Re: What temperature should central heating be set at?
Well living out in the sticks we have no gas supply only oil which I refuse to pay £1:10p a ltr for. So the central heating has not been on since March. All we have is a wood burner in the living roo…1 -
Re: Prepping: the new world...
My prepping today was to bulk buy like crazy so I can avoid the shops on the run up to Christmas ;)5 -
Re: Stopping the backsliding… a family of four no longer living beyond their means
Awww thanks KajiKita. I feel A LOT happier this autumn now we’ve slowed things down and rebalanced some responsibilities. I am a bit concerned about/dreading dealing with work travel and busyness aga…2 -
Re: Stopping the backsliding… a family of four no longer living beyond their means
I think things like DWs happen when you are not seriously budgeting too. It’s just you notice a LOT more when trying to contain spending or be more conscious of it 😉🤷♀️ You sound much happier and …2 -
Re: Waitrose, Brittania Parking
"I'm guessing that I am OK to supply this information as it is not to Britannia and presumably Waitrose won't pass on this information to Britannia." I wouldn't trust them no…2 -
Re: Fuse referral
On the topic of Fuse referrals, I have this week received £100 of bill credit for a referral I made in September. The system does work!1 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
I'm 80 years old, so there's not much point in my investing for the long term! But if you are thinking in terms of decades, then hang in there. My father lost a fortune through buying at th…1 -
Re: Cheery's path to fulfilment - finishing the DIY, looking after myself, appreciating the garden 🌻
Good to see you doing laundry @rtandon27 Hope that means things are relatively stable x Well done @greent Excellent work getting things out of the house! I have had an alright day. Slimming world (ma…9 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
The max monthly payment in is £200 not £250 In the first month you can transfer the full balance over from the existing RS and top it up to a total of £2000 My balance is £1760, interest will be adde…1
