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Re: Old Style Daily Tuesday 03 November 2026
Morning all Blue sky out there and cool today. Getting my mop of hair cut this morning. Hooray. It's a couple of weeks late this time and it really needs doing so that'll be good when it…12 -
Re: Old Style Daily Tuesday 03 November 2026
Morning folks and thanks GERS. Cold here too and a grey sky emerging. The ground looks damp so we must have had a bit of light rain in the night. My new duffel jacket may get its first airing this mo…12 -
Re: How Government Gilts work
^ The post about tax on coupons is entirely correct while also being a red herring if the gilts are held within a pension ( this being the pensions forum) or an ISA.2 -
Re: How Government Gilts work
in case you are nor already aware, in the case of individual gilts, the interest (coupon) is counted as taxable income, but the gain you make on the invested amount is not subject to capital gains ta…1 -
Re: Frosty melts the mortgage!
Had such a nice weekend 😊 There was some expenditure though: £126.98 - activities/friends/food/drinks £35.95 - small food shop £20 - charity raffle tickets £62.65 - petrol £28.95 - Lidl (a selection…1 -
Re: Frosty melts the mortgage!
I've also been inspired by the great drinks clear out! Have committed to trying my best to use up tins and packets from our frankly ridiculous supplies without replacing them unless they're…2 -
Re: Our Journey to Mortgage Freedom by 2030 🏡💪
£279,300 Up doing the night shift. We managed to stay on budget with food last month spending a bit over £500 as we had lots of food sent from family to help with the first newborn month. We hopefull…1 -
Re: Pensions Planning: The NUMBER
Again, very true. A balance has to be struck between saving and spending, however, low wages and a high cost of living for much of the population do conspire against this. (although rampant consumeri…1 -
Re: Need fresh eyes on my budget!
I believe I get emails about them, but I've never done any - are they the ones where you go out doing tasks locally? I tend to do Prolific quite a bit, as well as a few market research ones onli…1 -
Re: Tesco/Horizon cancelled the PCN but still getting harassed by Gladstones
Unusual for us to suggest this, but: Ring them up and tell them you are about to report them to the SRA so they have one last chance to close the file and apologise.6


