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Re: Civil Enforcement Ltd Claim I need help with defence.
The “new” address is the Companies House default address which is used when mail which has been sent to the address previously stated is returned to either Companies House or HMRC. My take is that th…3 -
Re: ANPR double dip error and court claim form
2023, sorry.1 -
Re: Saving accounts which offer re-applying for good rates when they reached maturity?
Staying with 1% interest rate is pointless, you may as well do nothing! There are accounts that only provide the bonus interest rate for 12 months, but some are very easy to update without moving the…2 -
Re: Investment or Savings
how can you invest for the longterm in your 60s Quite easily. Long term is 5-10 years plus. My dad started investing in his 60s, now in his 80s and gradually starting to derisk his portfolio.3 -
Re: From Frugal Foundations to Fortified Family Future
Good Morning MFW'rs Blue c0op offers are in. Nothing again for me this week. I have to give the blue c0op some slack, as the nearest shop isn't that close and isn't 'on the way�…7 -
Re: November 2026 Grocery Challenge
Morning all, Apologies once again for my late arrival. Life is very hectic at the moment my mom is beginning her third week in hospital so l don't know whether I'm coming or going most of t…5 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
I feel like my last two years have been an utter write off, I like PiP's reframing. 🙂 Oh and I love foxgloves! I spread seeds everywhere this year and hope some will come up! Lucky you…in fact …4 -
Re: Moving on
Oh the vagaries of MSE! Another week with lots of bits on the calendar: Monday - WFH, meetings 1 pm and 4pm, cleaning this evening. Tuesday - Lunch with DDiL's parents then take over childcare f…4 -
Re: Plugging the leaks!
Yes we have lots of hot flasks and always have hot chocolate and mini marshmallows in at this time of the year, so taking hot chocolate with us is a great shout and my eldest would love that. She…3 -
Re: 2026 - consolidation and calm
PAD (Payment a Day) Today's PAD - £14 Jan - £172 Feb - £203 Mar - £143 Apr - £67 May - £108 Jun - £188 Jul - £78 Aug - £142 Sep - £180 Oct - £228 Nov - £89 Car balance Sept 25 - £11,031 - now £6…5
