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Re: Is the 4% rule still applicable today?
That is not how an aging population works. A higher percentage of the over 70's will live beyond 80, i.e. the 3m will increase. By 2047 the number of over 85's is projected to double, so maybe a fai…1 -
Re: Where to focus - mortgage, renovations etc?
Dropping the price does sound like the better option. Kitchens and bathrooms are so personal, I think you'd also run the risk of putting buyers off if you did it "wrong" anyway. I'm sorry y…1 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
I sent them a secure message on 1st Sep (as I said I would do on my post earlier on in this thread) pointing out that the rate had been cut without notification which was a breach of FCA rules and i…1 -
Re: Octopus Agile
Think of it like this:Agile is a tariff for people who don't really care if they're on the cheapest tariff or not. People who like watching the numbers, who like the chance to move their energy use a…1 -
Re: Octopus Agile
The "distortions" are all part and parcel of Agile. There's little to gain from fixating on past performance; the next 12 months might be completely unlike the last. We might get another wi…1 -
Re: Help against private land parking find court case
How did the hearing go? Did you submit a WS then attend? Excel tend to send a rep so I appreciate it was probably tough.1 -
Re: Horizon Parking/Tesco (with varying restriction times) PCN received
Okay, I will wait and see what the Tesco customer services come back with. Thank you for replying1 -
Re: Buying a little piece of Middle England; Manifesting my way to mortgage free.
Its maybe just me but I tend to use biological dad for the one that fathers people but then doesn't do the day to day rather than refer to him as the real dad. Glad you are getting back into school, …1 -
Re: GIA Taxes on accumulating ETFs
Yes that seems about right to me but as I only hold ETFs wrapped I have no personal experience with it Except, possibly this bit. The 'specified date' for ETF ERI is is not the same as for plain vani…1 -
Re: How long will my DC pot last ?
Everyone has different lifestyle choices, however we have been comfortably living off £2650 net per mth, that includes all expenses, and this year we have an 8k surplus so really only spending 2k net…1
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