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Re: My S&S diary - investing from February 2026
have you considered roulette instead?6 -
Re: Nationwide New Look
I'm using Chrome, and I can download statements in the new look.. How ever I just tested Firefox, and all I get is a blinking screen, but no download1 -
Re: To boiler or not to boiler?
My old boiler lasted 40yrs. Only had to be taken out because couldn't get spares. I'm told 20yrs on the current one but mines 26 and still ok. 🤞1 -
Re: To boiler or not to boiler?
My opinion only. A 17 year old boiler is not worth spending any money on repairs.3 -
Re: "Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it."
I did have a grumble on a call with a third party analyst that when I tell them this stuff I get told off for being too negative, as I'm expected to come up with the solutions whereas external p…3 -
Re: To boiler or not to boiler?
17 years is around that grey area - to replace or not to replace when something goes wrong. If the quotes are in the several hundreds, the probably time to bite the bullet and replace. Cost about £25…1 -
Re: To boiler or not to boiler?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6659202/to-boiler-or-not-to-boiler I think it'll depend on your GasSafe - do you know them well? A good rapport? EV - buy an external one for ~£50…1 -
Re: To boiler or not to boiler?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81919264#Comment_81919264 Spot on. Worcester also have a section on their website where you can check the all in cost and (only if you want to)…1 -
Re: Resourcefulness: The budgeter's friend
If you can manage perfectly well without the extras the £1k is better in your pocket. I bought a journal from the same shop before Christmas. Not a budgeting one a reflections/goals type one. It’s a …6 -
Re: Juggling mum/work life, whilst looking after my future self, both financially & healthily
don’t do anything until you speak to a solicitor. They will be able to advise if you need a specialist.2
