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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I'm aware of the meaning of the word. What I meant was that integration could be exactly what has been described - branch staff of CovBS can see/access CoOp accounts. Does that mean that there i…1 -
Re: Final stage pre court with Dcb legal
They usually discontinue just before the hearing fee deadline date, so when is that deadline. ? To answer your last query, when is the WS bundle deadline date. ?2 -
Re: Packaged bank account travel insurance
the documentation online will give you the number to call for declaring medical conditions, have you called them? Certainly some will say their system only allows to fill in the details to get a pric…1 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
Morning all. Nurse visit ok but not sure what blood tests results will look like. I seem to be getting nowhere in house but will hope things can improve in November. I just feel frustrated about the …17 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I think the "is it worth it at all?" question is a good one, and there are all sorts of ways of looking at this. My main consideration is that I might as well have the extra as not, it'…3 -
Re: CLAIM FORM. ELMS LEGAL
I will give you 9 paragraphs out of 10, leaving you or someone else to draft a suitable paragraph 3, and possibly further information at the end of paragraph 2. ? see below 1. The Claimant’s sparse c…2 -
Re: What happens when there is no LPOA?
Legally her husband should not do this, but if he is using her bank account then he must have all her login details and passwords. Did he have these while she still had mental capacity? If so it show…1 -
Re: SIPP benefits after death, and nominations
Can I just say a big Thank You to all those who've commented to my original post. Your thoughts have helped me a lot, and I feel much more certain now that the manager will have to give way on t…3 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
I agree. I have a couple of them, a compressor one for the warmer rooms and a desiccant one for the unheated spare bedroom. I ran mine last night for the first time this autumn now the weather has su…3 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
@Swipe - we love our dehumidifier - and run it every night at the cheap rate like you do. It’s amazing how it keeps the whole house humidity low - clothes dry, no wet windows and no scratchy throats.2
