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Re: The Best Is Yet To Come
Thank you to you all. I know I should be thankful for everything I have achieved. If only XH could vanish off the face of this earth that would help. Anyway we had a lovely time at the spa and DD1 th…1 -
Re: An in-between phase
Yes it’s been very nice not to worry about being blown away when outside and also quite a decent temperature today.2 -
Re: Probate purchase - Lack of paperwork
All normal. What paperwork are you particularly concerned about? Usually these sorts of things don't add much to the value.4 -
Re: "Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it."
Lots of progress thanks @teapot2. More due tomorrow. New DW now connected to app - but it stinks. Apparently something to do with bitumen used in the production process. Not sure how to get rid of it…2 -
Re: PPS (Gladstones) Court Claim - Returning member seeking defense pointers
Check what coupon mad mentioned too, even if its an extra p3.12 -
Re: Pension for a young person
Personally I would look at alternatives such as a LISA (or the new help to buy ISA from 2029). Reason being is you are tying that cash up for at least 40 years, probably more. I think she would benef…1 -
Re: Pension for a young person
Another vote here for helping her to buy her first home instead (I received some money from my grandfather after he passed away and paid it straight off of my new mortgage, it made a massive differen…1 -
Re: Pension for a young person
I am sure when she is 18 she would prefer some money for driving lessons/car/Uni costs/ help with housing costs/ holidays etc. rather than wait 40+ years, when she might have a big pension anyway.1 -
Re: Help for claim form Dcb legal after ignoring for 4 years now this.
Thank you people I will have another thorough read of that thread to absorb the information.1 -
Re: Stopping the backsliding… a family of four no longer living beyond their means
I’ve looked and the 0% money transfer cards available only offer 12-15 month interest free periods. I wouldn’t be able to pay off £13,500 in that time and as there’s a fee to transfer, having to do i…2
