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Re: Octopus Agile
TThere was never a 6 month wait, it's always been 28 days.1 -
Re: What temperature should central heating be set at?
15c seems ridiculously cold (and well below the recommended temperature for good health) That advice is sound for people who are not suitably dressed for that temperature.2 -
Re: Is your heating ON or OFF?
I have to agree, you woukd be better off spending the allowance on good quality warm clothing from a chazzer. £100 can easily be burnt heating the environment. I have now moved to eating hot food, th…4 -
Re: Why bother getting a heat pump if there's no ROI?
Our Worcester Bosch oil boiler was only 8 years old when the guy doing the annual servicing started mentioning replacement, so you may not be that far away from replacing it! They do not appear to la…2 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
I am not doing a lot as it has taken all week to recover from my holiday. A few small frogs have been dealt with and I have done some tidying and putting away today. I popped to Mr S and bought a leg…13 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
You can crystallise the loss by selling out, or you can stop updating your totals every couple of hours and stop worrying about it. Option 2 is likely to work better over the longer term. Option 1 wi…3 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
An important thing to remember is timescale - investing should be for the long term, so it's inappropriate to measure it against savings in the short term, as there will inevitably be fluctuatio…2 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
If you had put the money in a regular saver how often would you be checking it? Once a month? At the end of the year when it matures? You wouldn't be checking it every couple of hours. Doing tha…4 -
Re: Finding a reliable home for my savings
In terms of having more than 120K NS&I ticks the being covered box, but NS&I also have lots of complaints in these forums, particularly issues concerning logging in or getting decent phone su…2 -
Re: Simple assessment do not understand
Looking back I see that your wife has been receiving state pension for all of last tax year as well as employed for most of it. I assume that her tax code for that year was an estimate to account for…2
