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Re: Skipton Building Society - The Members' Draw
I too when logged in to Skipton online banking could not see how long I had been a member, one way that did shed some light for me was to click on the 'secure message' link on the left of t…1 -
Re: Nationwide FlexPlus vs Co-op Everyday Extra benefits
Your AI answer is wrong... RAC UK & European Breakdown Cover Covers you in any vehicle you’re travelling in, at the roadside, in the UK and Europe. Helping you get to where you need to be. Benefi…1 -
Re: Nationwide FlexPlus vs Co-op Everyday Extra benefits
I found the Nationwide provider wanting to charge for pre existing condition and Co-op didn't Asfar i am aware the Nationwide provider doesn't have a list of medical conditions that ypu don…2 -
Re: "Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it."
Shed gutters/downpipe guards cleaned out, and inlet filters on IBCs removed as they were completely green with algae so I suspect were limiting the amount of water going in. I don't think I need…5 -
Re: Weekly Flylady Thread 17th August 2026
I had a busy day on Friday but managed to finish off the redcurrant jelly - two and a half jars but it has set and looks beautiful. Busy helping DS sort his new car (I now have a debtor;)) and gettin…7 -
Re: Raw timber finish that adds the least amount of colour.
We've always used Barettine clear decking oil - works well and let's the natural colour show through.1 -
Re: Resourcefulness: The budgeter's friend
On the subject of relocating and stairlifts I hadn't realised until 4 years ago that if a set of stairs has a bend in then the curved part makes the whole thing more expensive and slows the jour…4 -
Re: state pension - first part year
Yes. I did the calculations earlier and agree with all of this HMRC have taxable state pension of £2,210 it should be £2,137 Working through the LITRG example gives the following LITRG round down to …3 -
Re: Getting paid less than others.
Youre right, you don't need to tell them, but where it is a hospital appointment or similar it csn help as your manager is likely to be more flexible for that than if you just feel like a shorte…2 -
Re: Free bus travel 24/7 for disabled people
Not in Scotland as already applies.1
