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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Buckinghamshire RS Response You’re safe to make a deposit…..my nominated account said this for quite a while but it didn’t affect deposits. Incidentally, they aren’t the quickest for deposits showing…2 -
Re: Overcharged in student loan repayments
You are only looking at the headline rate of 9% over the threshold. You aren’t looking at the detail of the rule, @QrizB explained it correctly.1 -
Re: Cahoot Simple Saver Matured
Yes, I have Opened a new Sunny Day Saver latest issue 6 and transferred the full 3K into it from an existing Simple Saver, I prefer monthly interest when opening a new account - depends if you can be…1 -
Re: Successful complaints about private parking tickets - how to get them cancelled!
Hello all, got a PCN from MET Parking for overstaying a the BP at Stansted Airport Southgate. Happy to report that upon a phone call and email to BP Corporate, the notice got cancelled. Thanks to the…4 -
Re: Steadying the ship - a perilous voyage across the financial middle
A lovely nap was had - pink noise soundtrack up to volume 11 to block out the girls 😂 Plans for the rest of the day include paying £35 to tax free childcare (forgot some bonus charges due for DD1 be…5 -
Re: Morrisons Brecon- EV charging NTK
UPDATE: Squeaky bum time as the appeal date was getting ever closer and I had heard nothing back from Morrison's. This afternoon an email has landed stating the parking charge has been cancelled…6 -
Re: Where to invest £100k today?
You say you're a higher rate taxpayer so because with low coupon gilts most of the return will be tax feee it'd be far better: 4.9% - 40% tax = 2.94%. You need to think about the net return.1 -
Re: Steadying the ship - a perilous voyage across the financial middle
caught up - welcome back to the world of posting.4 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Thank You posts I was being whimsical when I suggested that "thank you" posts might better be (sometimes) dealt with by other means. Apologies if the whimsicality wasn't obvious. I agr…3 -
Re: Weekly Flylady Thread 6th July 2026
Good afternoon all, I made it an early (ish) start to the allotment. Took my cuppa as well as water, and only realised about 3 hours later that I had forgotten to have breakfast! Came home with some …7
