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Re: Progress not Perfection
Definitely a good call to change direction and stay somewhere busier when that chap approached you SA - as you say, probably harmless but safety first!4 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I did it over the phone1 -
Re: Probability of not winning anything for married couple having £50k each?
My Wife and myself have the same max amount and have done for several years. So far this year we have had 1 month each where we did not win anything. Last year, I had 3 months and my wife had 1 month…1 -
Re: Probability of not winning anything for married couple having £50k each?
This is something to be expected from time to time. Next month there is a probability of slightly less than 1% that neither of you will win again. But there are also lots of different ways that you c…2 -
Re: V neck Christmas jumper
Vinted has V neck jumper as a category. If he's fussy about second hand you can search for brand new with or without tags. A search for mens Christmas jumper filtered by size M-XL and V neck cam…1 -
Re: Which tariff? Electric - 2775kwh, Gas - 8726kwh
Put those consumption figures into https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cheapenergyclub/ Does she get the Winter Fuel Allowance ?1 -
Re: Which tariff? Electric - 2775kwh, Gas - 8726kwh
With that detail on use it will be pretty straightforward using one of the comparison sites for an accurate view. A fix is likely the better option, if you can get one with a no internal switch fee t…1 -
Re: Which tariff? Electric - 2775kwh, Gas - 8726kwh
Gas prices are already considerably higher than the rate she is currently paying, when does her fix run out?1 -
Re: Which tariff? Electric - 2775kwh, Gas - 8726kwh
in terms of tariff considerations are things like usage patterns. Maybe look at devices like ovens verse air fryers or microwaves. You could also look at benefits options to help with bills etc Solar…1 -
Re: Which tariff? Electric - 2775kwh, Gas - 8726kwh
If she lives in a Band A to Band D property she will get £100 from the Govt in January, paid through her local authority. Have you investigated claiming Pension Credit, or Attendance Allowance?1
