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1. Cross it off
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2. Write it down
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“Another +£3 saved today. Go me!”
Use +£ before each new saving so it counts towards your total.
Best Of
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Re: "Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it."
I am not popular as not letting her out is mean and she had to use the litter tray. She was yelling while I let Stinky out, and when I came back in I could see she needed to go … so came upstairs wit…4 -
Re: Windows 365
That's the right sort of link, yes.1 -
Re: Pay off mortgage and start having even more fun 😁
Ooh, Rye is lovely. And great news on the trip 👍!2 -
Re: Premium Bond Winner ?
Hate to have to break it to you but (if you've had the full 50K all calendar year) you actually need £800 next month to match the median return2 -
Re: Budget Tax Increase on Savings income
Standard Santander timeframes are anything from 2 days to a week and a half to get an account closed via chat (quicker if you phone), then you should be able to apply immediately if the account is st…2 -
Re: Settling in for the long haul
Thanks @FootyFanDan it was a much smoother day than I anticipated. Monday is now done for another week. Phew! I hope that your daughter had an okay day too. The thought of it is often worse than the …1 -
Re: Green, ethical, energy issues in the news
Yes, I'm probably preaching to the converted here. I'm sure the haters will have something to say.3 -
Re: The Archived History Of Regular Savers Thread *** NO CHAT***
Removed from the main regular savers lists: NLA 2/11/26 Halifax Regular Saver Launched 22/9/26 Interest rate 5% gross p.a. fixed Monthly payment £25-£250 per calendar month Miss any payments Yes, mis…2 -
Re: Budget Tax Increase on Savings income
It does show how the idea mooted in some sections of the press and internet that there was no point putting money in cash ISAs, particularly when interest rates were down at 1%-2% may have turned out…3 -
Re: Premium Bond Winner ?
You can download the winners as an Excel file. You can then search away to your heart's content.2
