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Re: PCN in residence car park where I live - England
Or will they have a picture of my windshield aswell? Their website should show all photos they have of your vehicle. Have a look there and let us know.2 -
Re: PCN in residence car park where I live - England
There is no "fine" and you are not "bang to rights" the idiots from the management company have caused all this right from engaging a scam company to pretend to manage the parking…2 -
Re: Age 61. Cash to Stocks 6 Year Pension Bridge check
This year I have gone semi-retired, so my income will be around £13k including rent. My wife's income is about the same. As I am self-employed, I have to guess what my earnings will be. This bei…2 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
2.8 Os today. That's more like it.7 -
Re: Age 61. Cash to Stocks 6 Year Pension Bridge check
Maybe I'm over thinking it and should stick to the next few years. I hope I am not persuading you to NOT plan ahead. We can all say let's muddle though the next few years and see and before…1 -
Re: Old Style Weight Loss Challenge - 4th Quarter 2026
Thank you. As much as I need to loose weight, I really need to learn to eat 'better' or well compared to how I have been. I think I may have been too strict in the past and have probably be…2 -
Re: PCN in residence car park where I live - England
Do you own the property or are you renting? What does the lease / rental agreement say about parking? Is the space allocated to the property? Is that allocation specifically mentioned in the lease? T…4 -
Re: Helping children onto property ladder, advice needed.
I would do what we did with our children, make a substantial gift to each of them so that they have a sufficient amount as a deposit to buy their own place. It sounds like you may have a potential IH…6 -
Re: Why are so many UK people risk-averse?
We're in danger of turning this thread into an education on what regular savers are and how they work, but in short, no, most do not require you to fund them every month. Though to get the most …2 -
Re: My Mortgage Free Mountain - A 7 year expedition to climb to the top
Sad news, so sorry.1
