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Re: Mum and Dads estate (they are still alive)
Speaking from having gone through this with 2 sets of parents recently, you’re thinking ahead and doing a lot of things right, OP - I hope your siblings appreciate it. That said, if your only goal in…8 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
HBS RS8% can confirm renewing to “move forward” the maturity date also works instantaneously by this method too.2 -
Re: John Lewis customer service
Also, how old was the worksurface? I asked for their Public Liability insurers details, they declined and said the matter was now closed but we could take them to court if we wished. They no longer r…1 -
Re: John Lewis customer service
Have you had a quote for repair of the worktop (rather than replacement)?1 -
Re: Swagbucks Codes Thread 2026 - CODES ONLY PLEASE
Swag Code Alert! Click the link below to find your Stealth Swag Code. Remember, this is a one-time use-only unique Swag Code that cannot be shared. Enter it in the Swag Code box, Mobile App OR the Sw…6 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
Good that Mr SA has had something productive to occupy him, although after the bread situation I should think he was best off making sure he was being useful! Glad you got a bit of downtime to read a…2 -
Re: Resourcefulness: The budgeter's friend
Hello Tuesday Readers, I feel as though I am having a productive day & still have time to do a couple more minor garden tasks this afternoon. Budget-friendliness so far today has included the fol…8 -
Re: Pick'n'Mix - the joy of the chaz in '26!
Its a long read, but here goes: While volunteers keep charity shops alive, a billionaire prince is profiting Donating our unwanted clothes is intended to benefit those less fortunate, but the ultra-w…10 -
Re: Checking State Pension increase
Yes. Have a look here under State Pension Benefit and pension rates 2026 to 2027 - GOV.UK1 -
Re: Checking State Pension increase
It's a matter of record that it's the previous September's CPI figure (as published by the ONS) that's used, which was 3.8% in 2025/26, as reflected at https://www.gov.uk/governme…3
