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Re: Simple assessment do not understand
What was her total taxable income for 2025/26 and how much tax did she pay? These should be listed on the assessment calculation…1 -
Re: Lose weight in '26 with Slimming World & SWIP's.
Hi all, I weighed in today with a 1lb loss - absolutely gobsmacked and have got away with it for sure. That's the 1lb I put on last week and I'm hovering 0.5lb above a stone bracket that I …1 -
Re: Steadily climbing the mountain, enjoying the view along the way
I love my electric underblanket, and it is very economical to run. I'm not sure that they are particularly unhealthy either. I also have them on the spare beds, as some people seem to think my h…4 -
Re: Coeliac disease - Medical expense payment
We've moved this to the health board, as the benefits section of the forum is strictly for helping people with their entitlement under existing provisions, rather than discussing policy. When re…1 -
Re: Struggling to ride out the storm as a relatively new investor as stock market plummets
Oh, one thing to add. The psychology of saving is very different from the psychology of investing, and it's all about control. In investing you have very little control over what happens to the …14 -
Re: Cooke & Lewis kitchen sink tap, swivel, monoblick, quarter turn, leak at swivel joint
It might be worth trying a specialist supplier like Tap Magician. If you can identify the model (Google Lens?) then use their chat facility to ask them for the correct size O ring. They can probably …2 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
I still haven't figured it out!1 -
Re: Progress is...
So sorry. Thinking of you both2 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
Yes, basically Octopus offered electricity at £700/MWh but NESO said they were only prepared to pay up to £350MWh Perhaps this was more of a speculative bid on Octopus' behalf. They don't n…2 -
Re: Octopus saving sessions
NESO open the bids and send out notifications to suppliers inviting them to bid. They then decide how much they want to pay and accept bids for up to that amount. It used to be that they said how muc…2
