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Re: What temperature should central heating be set at?
As suspected any of these types of threads descend into who can use the least and be the coldest over winter.4 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
Very impressed with everyone's doings 👏 I finally got the soundbar to sync back to my laptop, and have put plants that need to be repotted together on the table to guilt-trip me into doing them2 -
Re: Compulsive Spending - why are credit companies still giving me cards/loans
yes this. Usually I’ve had funds instantly arrive in my account and have consolidated/ paid off xyz credit card and all within about half an hour. It can’t then be undone. A DMP or some other option …1 -
Re: Rise and reclining beds for elderly
OP, Elsien and Boohoo.. apologies i mis-interpretted this comment below from OP to mean Mum was stuck in hospital not that she wasnt there in first place. "I've contacted social services al…1 -
Re: An in-between phase
How did photographer go @Slowdown? Friends round last night. Enjoyed garden with heater. Heating still not working despite trying everything. Heat pump engineer coming 'early this week'. Ty…4 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
I need to get the outside cushions out of the greenhouse and into the garage so I can tidy the GH. And deal with the bulbs I want to force, clean it up etc etc etc….. it's always "I want to…2 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
I agree strongly with all of you who are saying it is too cold and wet for outside jobs now! I am very pleased with how much I did in the garden this year - and sometimes it was hard, especially in t…4 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
You have two situations when answering a question o Typically you're investing with income flows or fixed savings are maturing, or you're just deciding to move money from one place to anoth…2 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
The NASDAQ Composite lost about 77% in the dotcom crash (2000-2002). Ok, that isn't quite "80%", but close enough to be factual (and particularly relevant) for the purposes of the disc…1 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
Although the UK stock market fell 75% in real terms from 1972 to 1974 (e.g., see https://monevator.com/bear-market-recovery/ ) which was pretty nasty, but not 80% in nominal terms. Japan's loss …1
