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Re: Large blank canvas garden and tulips
I now have a couple more trough planters and now need more bulbs, I feel a pattern may be forming...2 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
0.57 O's yesterday, but two Happy Hours from Octopus so not all bad.5 -
Re: Ocado discounts not as advertised
I like Ocado. I made sure my basket adhered to all the terms and conditions and got a full 25% off my last shop.1 -
Re: TA10 Fixtures and Fitting
My personal view is that if I was offering a goodwill payment to close off the matter and was then told that they will accept but reserve the right to take it further I would retract my offer on the …1 -
Re: Problems with return of rental deposit
What was the purpose of the extra £100 for the dog? How was it proposed and on what basis? Was it to mitigate expected damage from the dog? If so then its job jobbed, nearly £5000 over 4 years should…2 -
Re: Cahoot Sunny Day Saver 5%
Sounds like you already have access to Cahoot online. All Cahoot accounts should be visible there.1 -
Re: Cahoot Sunny Day Saver 5%
That'll depend on the individual's circumstances. My own Cahoot SDS savings will be worth exactly the headline rate (currently 5%) to me.1 -
Re: Cahoot Sunny Day Saver 5%
I don't think everyone will be paying 44% tax. Some might be paying 49% so it is only 2.55% for them. And of course plenty of people on here massage their income so they pay 0% tax on interest.1 -
Re: Disability and Banking
The opening post hasn't said a lot of cash is needed. It's surprising how small amounts paid regularly do mount up though. I find that the following always want to be paid in cash: hairdres…1 -
Re: Do I have a claim-NHBC-advice!
The current NHBC Buildmark policy terms suggest that damage to roof coverings is covered in years 3 to 10, if it results in water getting into your home - and it was a result of the builder not meeti…1
