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Re: Ethical ISA investment — sanity check appreciated
With ethical investing, you need to set your ethical filters and then select funds that match your ethics. So, your selection will be very much a personal thing. There is a difference between sustain…3 -
Re: Where to keep your card?
Our local chippy is cash only. Our local pub gives you a 3% discount for cash. And if you are into vintage tractors and related things then cash is still very much king at tractor fairs and rallies. …3 -
Re: Pay off mortgage and start having even more fun 😁
I'm also a list person 🤣 we have a chalkboard in our kitchen where we write down things we're out of or nearly out of that I would probably forget to buy if it wasn't written down (i …4 -
Re: Pay off mortgage and start having even more fun 😁
Hahaha @daisy_1571, went into two supermarkets without list yesterday and true to form forgot key items. Back to the shops this morning as need them today. We did run out of trolley space (we have on…3 -
Re: Pay off mortgage and start having even more fun 😁
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81941443#Comment_81941443 You sound like a very sensible person to be twinning with me (or very odd but odd in the same way I am so again, I�…3 -
Re: Missed flight due to departure gate not being announced.
Did the board actually say 'announced' or 'advised'. And did it really say relax? Never seen a departure board say that.1 -
Re: The Case of the Overwhelming Mortgage
That has always been my view as well. She’s the Scottish plan 4 loan. So regardless, by the time she’s slightly older than I am now, it’ll be gone. We’ve saved the parental contribution of £3000 per …4 -
Re: Easter 2025 I’m coming to get you!
can’t wait until Tuesday which is pay day as there is fresh air in my account following a very expensive March. I would like to think April will be better. I did buy some theatre tickets last night t…4 -
Re: Daily Mail rewards club thread 4
Hi Sunday PMs sent Hope I haven't missed anyone out7 -
Re: Moving on up! 🏡
“Big” birthdays are always a focus, mine is to pay the mortgage off by the time I’m 60. Although I do suspect you are a bit like me, trying to pull that date forward all the time 🤣. I won £15 a coup…2
