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Re: Mortgage free wannabe part 2
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81888267#Comment_81888267 sorry, didn’t mean it to come across like I don’t get that. I’ve worked in health and mental health for 20 yrs so tot…2 -
Re: What am I sharing (apart from the pics) when I post pics publicly
Create a shortcut that converts the image to (eg) JPEG, toggle off "Preserve metadata".2 -
Re: What am I sharing (apart from the pics) when I post pics publicly
You can use Shortcuts to create a tool that copies photos and strips them of their meta data in the process… a google will give you the instructions. Alternatively there are apps you can get that wil…1 -
Re: CrazyBee wants to be Mortgage Free!
Thanks @edinburgher I know you are being supportive and trying to be helpful. And thank you I look forward to the new lodger arriving! I have just submitted the PIP claim form so that is something, I…2 -
Re: Parking ticket gone to court
hi, The claim was struck out as the judge agreed with the preliminary matter. thank you everyone for your help.7 -
Re: Parking ticket gone to court
How did it go!1 -
Re: Mooreside legal court papers
Another dodgy claim from Moorside The parking ticket was £100 not £170 They offer no explanation for the extra £70 They are giving the impression that it covers court fees and costs ?? Very misleadin…3 -
Re: De-risking before retirement
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6655535/de-risking-before-retirement To bridge the gap some alternatives are: Index linked gilt ladder: according to https://lategenxer.streamlit.app/G…1 -
Re: State Pension - amount
This financial year won't have been added yet so you have 25/26 26/27 27/28 28/29 29/30 That's five years6 -
Re: State Pension - amount
The first line says amount based on your record to 5th April 2025 and the second says what you will get if you contribute up to 5th April 2030 so five more years from the 2025 figure. A quick check s…1
