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Re: Investment or Savings
Not sure if you felt that answered my question (hint: no, it didn't) but perhaps worth bearing in mind that gratuitously CAPITALISING words in a FUTILE attempt to add CREDIBILITY actually tends …6 -
Re: Eon and Gas Smart Meters
Yes, this. I provided actual meter readings the day before the property was sold which provided a final bill. 6 weeks later I was sent another final bill. There is now a formal complaint in the syste…2 -
Re: Moving to digital - options
You need to consider if a single supplier, aka "one throat to choke" is a requirement. The advantage of a single supplier is that if there is a problem, you don't care where the proble…1 -
Re: Awful weather - typical Brits talk
Bright grey after a bit of sun. Breezy as well. Looks cold but I've not poked my hooter out yet. 2P Ah photo tomorrow. Phone not reading router . No emoji but I bet you can think what I'd c…4 -
Re: BP Stansted - No Return PCN - POPLA Stage: New info?
MET are making it up as they go along, and the POPLA lead adjudicator has admitted that this area still comes under Airport byelaws and they have erred in decisions promising retraining of their dimm…5 -
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
