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Re: Estimate bills for single person one bed house
It’s hard to estimate total expenditure, but some items are easier, eg council tax, weekly rail/bus travel (if applicable) and insurance. Create a spreadsheet with months along the top (columns). Add…1 -
Re: Buying a little piece of Middle England; Manifesting my way to mortgage free.
I have been made aware that the student that gave me grief last week has been spoken to. His initial response to our complaints (not just mine but another staff member also had similar complaints) wa…3 -
Re: True potential costs and performance
For that value you would be better off with a fixed fee SIPP rather than one that charges a percentage. If going for a SIPP. For example I pay £21.99 a month which includes 1 trade credit - that cove…1 -
Re: True potential costs and performance
TP is in the same market as SJP. If you use an expensive distribution channel then it will be expensive. Its not the fund that you need to change as such but the provider. Ideally, you want to go the…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I don’t have a printer. I went to the library and printed it there (20p per page). Luckily my local library is walking distance from home.2 -
Re: The Diary Of Onebrokelady Aged 60 And A Half
For anyone about to get a senior railcard, it's cheaper per year to get a two-year version, or at least it was last year. However, it's obviously more to pay up front.1 -
Re: The Diary Of Onebrokelady Aged 60 And A Half
Mr SA is in the support group but doesn’t get the winter fuel payment. The other group is based on household income so anyone on that gets it. Hopefully you’ll be on the income one 🤞1 -
Re: The Save £12k in 2025 challenge
Ours will be low this month but that's OK. We go on holiday tomorrow so only the dividends paid in cash to add on our return before totalling up for September. Also I won't be looking to update much …1 -
Re: Council Building Inspector is it a "fishing trip"
Those pieces of deteriorating sheets of plywood are they covering a void, when you say lightwell.If so I would think they are a bit of a booby trap and would suggest you replace them with a suitable …1 -
Re: Covenant on Title Deeds but not Land Registry
Yes, there should be an entry referring to any document containing relevant rights, reservations or covenants which have not been added to the Title directly.3
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