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Re: Awful weather - typical Brits talk
Rain has started, just drizzle so far. Financial gubbins gubbed, time to settle and look at YT garden vids, but first a quick pop over Farmer G's to check on more daffs while I wait for free P &…3 -
Re: Our Journey to Mortgage Freedom by 2030 🏡💪
Lovely news.1 -
Re: Octopus temporarily pause new sign up to Intelligent Octopus Flux (IOF) and Flux tariffs
Yes, agreed. I have modelled the various options. IOF does still come on top, but there's not much in it now, between that and Cosy as I have a hybrid CH (ASHP and gas boiler). Also, Go (or Inte…1 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
Thank you all. It was a relief it wasn’t coeliac as you all know he loves his bread. I think the consultant thought it was coeliac. Shopping wise I bought a highland coo Christmas tree ornament for D…6 -
Re: Replacing indoor lighting motion sensor with a remote control
If your motion sensor switch doesn't have dusk-to-dawn sensor you can replace it with one that does have it, e.g. Zink Thebe Indoor White PIR Sensor 360° - Screwfix1 -
Re: Retrospective changing of tariff on Heat Network
@cbmatheson Thanks very much . I will keep an eye on the page you are maintaining for updates . The latest on ours is that we have still had no new tariff set . I have been through the complaints pro…1 -
Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)
Usual Friday volunteering day we were busy. It was a dry day but got home just before heavy rain, I hope it avoided you Farway. I'm away at the weekend visiting my sister in the New Forest and w…1 -
Re: Assure me
£20,000 pa, inflation linked, from 57 could cost £500,000 of your pension pot at 4% withdrawal rate. Alternatively a £20k pa RPI-linked lifetime annuity could be had for under £450k, per the current …3 -
Re: Assure me
£20,000 pa, inflation linked, from 57 could cost £500,000 of your pension pot at 4% withdrawal rate. The remaining £140,000 should cover £15,000 pa, inflation linked, for 10 years assuming it returns…1 -
Re: Hopefully debt free before Mortgage renewal in June 2026
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