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Re: HELP NEEDED with PCN on private land
If an adverse judgement is paid on time your credit rating will be unaffected. It is only detrimental if you lose and then also don't pay in time.4 -
Re: Investment or Savings
Agreed, yet it's often not correctly understood. You do see some who want to buy a house in under 5 years querying about investing because it'll make more than savings. I would also add tha…1 -
Re: HMRC account now showing detail of savings interest
Yes, I managed to fill out a form somewhere on their online system (either in response to the message with my 2025/26 calc, or somewhere else. Apologies I can't fully remember as it seems every …1 -
Re: Judgment Order - Help!
An in-house CEL claim then. Judgment date 14th Oct? Definitely? Does your dad actually care about a CCJ? I wouldn't as I'm retired with no need for credit. No bailiffs will come round to th…1 -
Re: Out of Contract so I Cancelled the Direct Debit
Well this is the opening paragraph of an email from Three to me (I am the account owner, not my Dad) - "Do you know you’re currently out of contract? We'd like to let you know your options …4 -
Re: Why are so many UK people risk-averse?
What's the saying, the exception that proves the rule. Take Lloyds, shares went to almost £10 in 1998, regularly being above £6 or £7, affected after dotcom and again in the GFC, to go under a q…2 -
Re: The Cutting Down Alcohol Challenge for November/2026 :)
2/10 AFDs please @cathybird3 -
Re: The Cutting Down Alcohol Challenge for November/2026 :)
Sorry not been posting for a while, can I sign up for 21 AFD for Nov please?3 -
Re: Why are so many UK people risk-averse?
Very helpful, thanks.2 -
Re: Why are so many UK people risk-averse?
Of course, savings account were necessarily too easy either. Still got my old Post Office savings book somewhere. All hand-written in pounds, shillings and pence and sent off in the post for checking…2
