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Re: 22 Foxhole East
Picked up some work next Saturday at a different festival to the Thursday one. GCSE results were much much better than anticipated. 8 in Computer Science (old school A grade) 7 in Physics (old school…6 -
Re: Accumulated private pension pot - how to find an alternative annuity provider?
I recently bought an annuity. I knew exactly what I wanted (index-linked, single life, no guarantee), and used moneyhelper.com to find the best annuity rate. (Scottish Widows was significantly better…5 -
Re: Investing in Us: Holidays, Health, and the Road to £150k
@daisy_1571 yikes 24 mins is even more reason to get her driving well from the off. Her BF is lovely to her but he's subtly cut her off from her friends. I'm watching. Not saying anything b…5 -
Re: ManyPets – concerns about the handling of my cat’s insurance claim
Not sure the need to obscure the pets name You have missed the critical point of when you bought the policy? Were you insured with ManyPets in December 2025 when the previous episode was? Assuming yo…1 -
Re: Airfryer to make soup
They do an awful lot more than make soup but they are really designed for pro kitchens, often they are purchased with a second jug part which is half the cost. Easier to justify that cost when it…1 -
Re: On holiday with missing luggage
Cases were delivered Wed afternoon! Holiday can finally begin lol8 -
Re: Bankruptcy & Beneficial Interest experience
I can't help with any information but don't worry about people being judgey. So many people in your situation are there because of circumstances that could effect any of us and the judgey t…2 -
Re: Toasters - a bit of a vent
However, if one does one's research, it is fairly easy to work out certain things. Dualit toasters have an incredible reputation for lasting decades, the bit that does go on them is the element …1 -
Re: Settling in for the long haul
well done to DS. My grandchild got what they needed too and slightly higher grades than they expected. They were very pleased. I sometimes think that the "average" kids who do their best ar…3 -
Re: Resourcefulness: The budgeter's friend
Something my parents were glad of with their house was that there was room to fit a stairlift when Dad needed one - so that is something I'd urge people to look carefully at when looking for a f…6
