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Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
Now projecting of target 70% for month end. Pretty sure we can still reach the Feb target, should be around 8th March.5 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
Morning all, happy Friday. Payday 😁 I can't really do much money shuffling until the first of the month but have sent an oddment of £6.86 to the Christmas pot. Other pots will be filled on Mond…8 -
Re: Awful weather - typical Brits talk
Misty & damp, but seems I have a dry bit until tea time, so maybe get those darn figs pruned. YBE, good fig news, although they only fruit on new growth [UK], you get new growth every year, so in…6 -
Re: Looking To The Future With Hope
Morning, another lazy start, I’m sat in bed with a cuppa tea, and GMB on the tv. I’ll miss these lazy starts when I’m back in work full time after my 2 weeks leave. I can get a flexible day once a mo…1 -
Re: Hopefully debt free before Mortgage renewal in June 2026
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Re: Reduce hours... how much or not at all?
I suppose the only thing I question is the "okish" flat, do you have plans to move at any stage? If so would you use your savings or take a small mortgage?1 -
Re: Reduce hours... how much or not at all?
On the basis of what you've said I'd drop to 4 days but it depends what you do in that time, if its just chilling time I'd go for two half days. If I had hobby plans etc for that day o…1 -
Re: Stopping card for one non-payment
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6657162/stopping-card-for-one-non-payment Rather than outdated its becoming more common, same with current accounts going into unauthorised overdrafts …1 -
Re: DCB Legal Hearing Scheduled
Firstly, thank you everyone for offering your guidance. I have been declining calls and deleting voicemails from DCB Legal trying to pressurise me to come to an "agreement" over the last we…4 -
Re: Exclusion from workplace pension in 1990s
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81901633#Comment_81901633 …and was she on a permanent contract? It was common to see a provision in the rules restricting membership to 'f…1
