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Re: Swagbucks 2025
I used to do a few games, but they became a bit tedious, and some of them were not working properly, so haven't done many recently. I did do one at beginning of January, and I always get the li…2 -
Re: Green, ethical, energy issues in the news
I gather solar will be compulsory on all new builds in future.1 -
Re: Timing the market
That's UFPLS where 25% of each payment is tax-free and the remaining 75% is taxed at your particular income tax rate.Most DIY platforms would want you to arrange each withdrawal separately onli…1 -
Re: Help me understand the timing of fund sales
Not sure whether this is the case with ii and I can't see anything explicit in their new plans but fees for trading ETFs are usually the same as for shares so would be £3.99 with "funds&quo…2 -
Re: s&s isa thats none american
Investing is a completely different activity from saving, so don't feel that it's an obvious alternative simply because of some tweaking to taxation.3 -
Re: Brsk price reduction
Yes prices change and many places have a grace period to retrofit discounts. Two recent examples: Bought an eBike for £5K, within a week the price reduced by £1K, called back and without any drama t…1 -
Re: Resourcefulness: The budgeter's friend
Really interesting energy use analysis! I'm now wondering what our comparison would be. I don't track from year to year, but do an annual consumption average vs cost every mid-month. For th…5 -
Re: NON flexible ISA ???
But those changes shouldn't affect flexible ISA reporting, which, to the best of my knowledge, has been based on net subscriptions since 2016.4 -
Re: Holiday when on UC
https://www.gov.uk/claim-benefits-abroad/universal-credit#:~:text=You%20can%20continue%20to%20get,Wales%20(known%20as%20'approved%20convalescence') So asking where someone is going (aside f…1 -
Re: Holiday when on UC
Why don't you just stay on topic instead of muddying the waters? The OP was asked a specific question by a specific organisation. Nothing to do with 'intimate personal' questions. Not…1
