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Re: Payment a Day - Chapter 2025
Morning PADders, my offering today is just £5 to the sabbatical saving fund LMD x1 -
Re: Green, ethical, energy issues in the news
I thought this article might be interesting, especially as something to watch each month. But couple of problems, firstly, it's one of their 'premium' articles, so I can only read the start (as quote…4 -
Re: Imminent marriage - house not selling!!! - HELP
If your finances are really on a knife edge, I'm going to presume you're just doing a registry office on a Tuesday, with two witnesses, and clothes you already own... Rather than a white meringue dre…2 -
Re: Windows 11 and Microsoft Money
If it's any help I used to use MS Money but for the past 5 years have used AceMoney from MechCAD. It's a one time $45 purchase but I found it so much better.1 -
Re: 2025 - 52 Week Envelope Saving Challenge
Envelops 36, 35, 33 & 21 for me this month. Thanks LMD.1 -
Re: Share of freehold bought without consent of freeholder?
I don't fully understand the plan, but... * Your flat contributes roughly £0 to the value of the freehold (assuming 999 year lease and no ground rent) * A's flat contributes roughly £0 to the value o…1 -
Re: Mellow Fruitfulness
@badmemory Totally agree with @weenancyinAmerica about first edition checks. If you scan the back and see what it says. There are a few apart from Booklo0p, When I decluttered books a few years ago I…4 -
Re: Mellow Fruitfulness
@badmemory - can you try a little library? Older looking paperbacks may be worth as they may be first editions. Have a bookstore check them out.1 -
Re: Mellow Fruitfulness
There are several (its small) car loads to go before I sink that low & actually get near to dealing with the loft. It's a good job it is dry up there. I do really need to do it. I had a couple of…2 -
Accumulation vs distribution
I think I understand the core concepts here that accumulation reinvests dividend to focus on growth and distribution pays dividends to focus on income. But can someone explain how this works out as a…2
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