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Re: Chancellor urged to delay ISA changes
If you are now encouraged to put more into an S&S ISA, why aren't you doing this straight away, why wait until next April?2 -
Re: Thank god we paid the mortgage off
Yes, @Cherryfudge is right - even MrS do a mArm1te dupe, don't they? As well as MrAl - not too sure about MrL. I've had the MrS dupe. Possibly a leetle runnier (difficult to judge as I'…4 -
Re: Could i get a view on a solar quote please?
Hi @debitcardmayhem You are correct there is an integration however it has limitations and only exposes data as far as i can tell and not control - however………… A further review following your post ha…3 -
Re: Everything changes
before I type a comment I always think “is this from a place of being judgemental” and quite often I’m ashamed to say I catch things that are coming from a judgy place. I often then delete the commen…4 -
Re: Cancer, cash and carrying on
Yes, I’ve heard good things about them! I dread to think what the quotes will be 😧 My surgery results appointment has been pushed back a week as they weren’t ready for the MDT today. They only hold …4 -
Re: SIPP benefits after death, and nominations
Just one thought on the ability to transfer to your children's existing pensions (if that is what you mean by "SIPPs in their own names"). I don't think you can mix an inherited p…2 -
Re: Using savings for credit card debt
maybe meet yourself halfway, pay off a chunk of the debt, but leave yourself with a decent amount of savings?1 -
Re: Old Style Daily Wednesday 21 October 2026
Good morning everyone, and thanks for the thread, Gers. I am new here and hoping to pick up some thrifty tips. We had a big pot of soup for dinner last night too, and there is always something comfor…8 -
Re: 2026 - consolidation and calm
PAD (Payment a Day) Today's PAD - £9 Jan - £172 Feb - £203 Mar - £143 Apr - £67 May - £108 Jun - £188 Jul - £78 Aug - £142 Sep - £180 Oct - £129 Car balance Sept 25 - £11,031 - now £6,5553 -
Re: Media Reporting
The BBC were tackled once before on calling a private parking PCN a "fine", their typical we know best reply was that it was purposely used as that's the way the general public think o…1
