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Re: State Pension when moving to a country where increases are frozen. When does the freeze apply
You are totally wrong on this. Any freezing of the state pension happens when you reach SPA or leave the UK, whichever is later. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the DWP becoming aware of your in…2 -
Re: Budget Tax Increase on Savings income
Looking at the latest Monetary Policy Report (table 3B) it give for its "Central Projection" CPI inflation of 3.8% (2026Q4), 4.0% (2027Q4), 2.0% (2028Q4) and 1.8% (2029Q4). If you believe t…7 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
Sounds lovely Rosa. You cant beat a home made soup. I seem to have a lot of cooking bacon atm so I am looking at recipes I can incorporate that into. Im wondering if I could use it in place of ham in…2 -
Re: November 2026 Grocery Challenge
Okay finally found the MrT receipt. Here's how much I've spent on food the last few days. This includes a pizza express top up to the voucher we spent for Mr DFW birthday meal. We spent £73…8 -
Re: Compulsive Spending - why are credit companies still giving me cards/loans
Remove all the links to cards on yor Google wallet and apple pay. Then freeze your cards online. Each of these will help put another step of resistance when you go to make a payment and make you thin…1 -
Re: Compulsive Spending - why are credit companies still giving me cards/loans
"I have no advice but I also wish there was some kind of service where if I applied for credit there was a 7day or 30 day delay and then I had to confirm that I wanted it before it went through&…2 -
Re: How do you track your finances?
My dear hubby toils every month over a double entry bookkeeping spreadsheet for monthly expenditure. I pointed out that spending several hours trying to track down a£5 discrepancy wasn't best us…1 -
Re: Mortimer Clarke Solicitor SoA
That may not work well as there is no legal reason why you should be paying your wife's credit cards, let alone paying the full minimum payments when you have defaulted on your debts. Why not ju…1 -
Re: Stocks & Shares ISA
Arguably better just to go to Wetherspoons.3 -
Re: Investing in Us: Holidays, Health, and the Road to £150k
To be fair, I think that is still tightly managed budgeting even with letting people ‘order what they like’ 😊 KK2
