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Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Glad you had a nice time with DS2 -
Re: Investing in Us: Holidays, Health, and the Road to £150k
It was really good @Bananabreadyum we haven't had a roast in months it feels like. Used patty pans from the garden too, roasted with herbs and oil. The cake was good too and I used buttercream a…7 -
Re: Home insurance with an open EoW claim and existing cover due to expire in a few days
Update: After a fairly exhaustive search today, I'm pleased to say I’ve now managed to arrange satisfactory buildings and contents cover starting when my current policy expires. Interestingly, t…2 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
Forgot to say, summer clothes put away and winter clothes have been sorted. Surprised by how many jumpers I have.5 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
Thanks for the new thread! I'm hoping that the new builders actually turn up tomorrow. Starting with a planning meeting as I have to be out in the afternoon - they may be able to do some small b…5 -
Re: Transitional Protection and Council Tax
…and cite the previous case law above.1 -
Re: Advice on making settlement offers to 3rd parties
None of these have a default date on your credit report? The amount you are paying to them is key in what they may accept.1 -
Re: Summertime 2026
I've got a feeling we're all gonna smash those OATs in September!! See you over there.1 -
Re: Summertime 2026
and thanks for keeping us moving along on those OATs!!!1 -
Re: Escape to the country & living off savings
safe journeys and have a wonderful break SYA 😻🥰2
