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Re: HSBC app, how to change reference details for existing payee
You can't edit the 'saved' reference on a payee. You can change the reference at the point of making the payment but it won't be saved. Delete and re-input would be best.3 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
yes if you want to save a bit of interest, you can close your existing account and open a new one with monthly interest.1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I know. I prefer to keep £100 in (a throwback to bagger days). There is no opportunity cost.1 -
Re: Toasters - a bit of a vent
althogh the tricky bit is knowing if something is more expensive becasue its built to last or because of marketing BS2 -
Re: state pension - first part year
The example in the HMRC page linked to, is, as snowman said, incorrect. The pension started on 4 January, which is a Sunday and payment received on Wednesday, 4 March, covering the period to 4 March.…1 -
Re: Skipton Building Society - The Members' Draw
"You’d only have been a member since Nov 2010 if you still have that same account now. If you don’t, your continuous membership will be from when your oldest still open account has been opened.&…2 -
Re: Skipton Building Society - The Members' Draw
Which response do you not think I interpreted correctly? The Skipton response?1 -
Re: Getting paid less than others.
Even in the NHS, they can be on different contracts for the same job. Don't let it get to you. Hospital appointments are not flexible, but you should give as much notice as possible; you need to…1 -
Re: Skipton Building Society - The Members' Draw
I interpreted the response exactly the same as @gpman. I'd be interested in how you think we are both wrong?1 -
Re: Teetering on the brink
I will definitely look out for a Lloyds card next time I am shopping for a new card! I do something similar with my NatWest card as my standard balance transfer fee to them is 0%. Usually the actual …2
