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Re: ILGs
As you can tell from my questions I am probably the last person to try to answer this. I think the fact that the implied RPI growth figure is higher now than when you bought the ILG just means it was…1 -
Re: Claim form horizon/Gladstones
thank you for the support! it was quite a daunting experience but by this point i had nothing to lose2 -
Re: New Capita-run Civil Service Pension Scheme - problems (what a surprise!)
Yes I was employed when pay awards were moved to summer supposedly so they would then be paid 'on time', and of course saving money for every year thereafter by bumping on higher pay by tha…1 -
Re: New Capita-run Civil Service Pension Scheme - problems (what a surprise!)
Its true, we did get our payrise was due in April historically, always late blah blah blah so they changed it to July with promises that the extra time would be used to pay it on time, it has only ev…1 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Aww, I think I love your delivery driver. What a sweetie :)2 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Sorry to read you’ve had such bad service from M&S. Kudos to the delivery driver for being so helpful. L2 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Agreed, I barely use them any more, for almost anything … 🤷♀️ KK2 -
Re: Claim form horizon/Gladstones
Claim Dismissed – Defendant Successful Just wanted to update everyone and thank those who helped. The claim was dismissed and I was awarded my attendance costs (loss of earnings, parking and travel).…7 -
Re: Inheritance and Student Loan Repayments
One correction is the income threshold for Plan 2 is £29,385. £25,000 is the threshold for Plan 5.1 -
Re: Inheritance and Student Loan Repayments
A gift of a home would be capital not income, so the gift itself shouldn't trigger any student loan repayment. The only time I would consider it at risk is if he fell behind with any loan paymen…1
