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Re: using plants as room fresheners?
Rosemary & lavendar in cotton sachets in drawers and closets are a natural moth proofer. I like the scent but my OH says it reminds him of his Gran -1 -
Re: Warning to Standard Life pension holders: 15 day wait to access 25% tax free cash
Good question. I did ask - I was told 5 days max. And it arrived in that time.1 -
Re: IHT - GWRoB - Complications
Although I would suspect that in similar circumstances, many executors would not register it in that way. Either through general ignorance of the details of IHT gifts rules, plus a lack of any paperw…2 -
Re: MeandO's money-shuffling
You're a fabulous mum @MeandO you're still trying to do all the things you know he loves and would need or like when he's being a PITA. ❤️ What these kids never consider in their quest…1 -
Re: MeandO's money-shuffling
You did good tonight with him. I would definitely recommend the notebook. At some stage you wont feel so hurt every time (because it’s EXHAUSTING) and then in a few years these things he said which a…1 -
Re: chargeable event certificate
The money isn't hers, it's part of the estate and should be dealt with that way. It won't affect her income tax.1 -
Re: chargeable event certificate
As stated by @Woodstok2000 the chargeable event certificate relates to your father's pre death tax position, so any income tax exposure would relate to his estate. Nothing to do with your sister…1 -
Re: Personal SIPP for non-earner
I closed my InvestEngine account because I couldn't get on with their website. YMMV.2 -
Re: Is it a terrible mistake to buy a house where a neighbour has right of way over my driveway?
It's not going to be "legally" split (or any conditions about use and maintenance of the driveway created) until the first property is sold. Think buying a newbuild house - your title …3 -
Re: UKPC , DCB LEGAL court claim
@HoneydewLemon not too worry i didnt take it in a wrong light :-) i think £10 it the max i would do in this situation! but handy for the forum to know that at that stage they are willing to take £10 …2
