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Re: Voluntary National Insurance for Self Employed Low Earner. Handholding needed please!
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81911897#Comment_81911897 When you complete yout self assessment tax return you need to give details of all your taxable income., That includes…1 -
Re: ELECTRIC EICR NOT EIC as electrician done a runner
An EICR just reports the condition of the electrics, it’s not the same as an EIC, so it might not satisfy building control - honestly I’d check with them first so you don’t spend more money for nothi…1 -
Re: ELECTRIC EICR NOT EIC as electrician done a runner
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6658065/electric-eicr-not-eic-as-electrician-done-a-runner When we had our extension done, we ended up having to get an NIC EIC certificate by another …1 -
Re: Parking Code evidence - your images of private parking signs are needed please!
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81912134#Comment_81912134 Paragraph 5.3 of the Single Sector Code of Practice states: Parking operators must only pursue parking charges in ins…3 -
Re: 2026 Frugal Living Challenge
Thanks for all the rice info! 🥰 I love Basmati rice as it doesn't trigger my food intolerances. (As a newbie here, I'm not sure if talking about my water bill is appropriate for this Forum…14 -
Re: Flexible ISA confusion
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81912213#Comment_81912213 The point is that the OP is asking about a Flexible ISA, where such transactions are possible as long as the money is…2 -
Re: Flexible ISA confusion
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81912213#Comment_81912213 Yes you've missed the point, OP is referring to a flexible ISA where you can move money in and out as many times…2 -
Re: Flexible ISA confusion
Yes you can and no, it doesn't matter what you do with the cash. We are topping up MrsM's underused ISA to £20K before the end of the year and pulling it out straight after 6th to give us t…1 -
Re: Freetrade 1% Cashback on S&S ISA Transfer.
Send a message on the in app chat to confirm?2 -
Re: Freetrade 1% Cashback on S&S ISA Transfer.
My ISA transfer was completed 2 weeks ago, and I have 2 ticks. If I were you, I would contact them.1
