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Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81902465#Comment_81902465 and from us @Gambler fantastic easy £30 each :)1 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81901955#Comment_81901955 Its supposed to be milder tomorrow to coincide with meteorological spring. I'm glad the worst is behind us for t…3 -
Re: Elderly mother left nothing in her late husband's will, estate left to 4 children from past marriage
I am not an expert but I thought the position with spouses was that a will could not leave a spouse worse off than a divorce. On that basis I imagine there would be grounds for some of the house to b…1 -
Re: Escape to the country & living off savings
Thanks KK she is lovely it’s the neighbour who’s partner and s-in-law built my fence while dad was so poorly ❤️3 -
Re: Being charged for a name change despite the change being due to marriage
“Our flights are with easyjet and Wizz air, and we should be able to change it free of charge because of the change being due to marriage.” Why do you think you should be to change the name free of c…2 -
Re: Weekly Flylady Thread 23 February 2026
Morning all xx And breathe.... I saw the ENT consultant on Tuesday. He sent me down to the Path Lab to have lots of bloods taken. On 10th March I have an appointment for another ultrasound scan with …8 -
Re: It's no brainer to consolidate my pensions into Fidelity or other cheaper SIPP?
For a pension that large you’ll save even more by going with a provider that charges a flat fee rather than a percentage. I personally wouldn’t be comfortable having all the money in one pension prov…3 -
Re: Getting FIREd up 😀
OK, well now I'm confused....🤷♀️ It did ping me out as I was halfway through completing the balance transfer details and I had to start again, so maybe they think I've applied twice? Oh w…2 -
Re: Settling in for the long haul
Eldest came downstairs last night to say he’d like to re-do the day as he felt he’d messed it up with being in a bad mood. He was very stressed out so he really doesn’t need to apologise, but it wasn…5 -
Re: Let's enrich the IAS...
Compare that to previous years where an average of 5% were decided in favour of the consumer. In fact, the RAC already did: https://media.rac.co.uk/rac-calls-on-private-parking-industry-to-publish-fu…3
