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Re: Settling in for the long haul
March’s money shuffle has been done. That is always a happy half hour 😂 Emergency fund has been topped up 🥳 £1000/£1000. The challenge now is to keep it there untouched unless an emergency! I haven…4 -
Re: Can car repossession be stopped
Closed and referred to team, responses on your other thread1 -
Re: Moving on up! 🏡
I arrived at your new thread from your post in the mortgage free roll of honour, to your old thread and now to here...Read from some of 2019 to current day...what a journey! I liked that you said &qu…4 -
Re: Gifting out of excess income re dc pension
Can recommend the civil partnership route, even if you're not fans of the idea of a traditional wedding. If you want to, it can be done by completing a few forms in front of the registrars. And …1 -
Re: Moving on
So important to have time to just be with each other away from all regular commitments! Thanks for keeping us updated - so nice to hear about sunshine 🌞2 -
Re: Lloyds switch for up to £500, 24 February to 30 April 2026
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81901530#Comment_81901530 The normal Premier cashback is cumulative, as is the pay in requirement. You can make as many debit card transactions…2 -
Re: our forever patch challenge
Right- After seeing recent news around interest rates lowering on savings to virtually nowt, and premium bond prize rates dropping again, cost of living going up, general uncertainty in the world, hu…4 -
Re: 2026: time to face facts and plan for the hard times ahead
It's been half term here this week but still managed to work everyday so far. OH just worked Tues/Wed, I had the twins half a day with me in the van..nice to have some company (when they're…1 -
Re: 2026: time to face facts and plan for the hard times ahead
Hi Daisy, No need to apologise- I'm finding myself only sporadically posting in this diary so the .it's the merrier! And whenever I see a new post I open but scroll from the bottom one line…1 -
Re: Buying a house (with bigger mortgage) in your fifties
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81900896#Comment_81900896 That's the one thing I'm looking forward to in our new house the huge kitchen, dining, family room. Which w…1
