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Re: Settling in for the long haul
Another Monday at work done and all was okay. It’s good to be home for dinner now. Car finally topped up with £20 worth of fuel and should last a couple of weeks all being well being a hybrid. I say …4 -
Re: The ups, the downs and the insides out of growing your own in 2026!
Oh heck....that must have been so scary for you both! Yeah Im following low fat diet and not had any pain since but so scared of another flare up. Hoping by the end of this week I should know more a…2 -
Re: Switch to a new fix early?
Use the app (or web browser) to check what they are offering and whether exit fees apply and check the small print to see if they apply if you switch to a different tariff with EoN in the foreseeable…1 -
Re: Not a full state pension plus a private pension
It's perfectly clear, but i think you misunderstand nevertheless. Your sentence should read .. "If your only income is the basic old pension, or the new state pension, and it exceeds the p…2 -
Re: Spectos/Royal Mail Monitoring and Posting Panel
The next scheduled bundle is that the one I'm due to receive and the senders pack timetable for me to send? It asked last time if I had two bundles. Now I'm assuming it meant each elastic b…1 -
Re: GoFibre unable to move BB to new home - early redemption penalty!
As others have said, this is both legal and pretty much standard across the industry. However.....many companies offer a buyout promotion where they pay your termination fees when you switch, usually…1 -
Re: £2000 a week for my mum's dementia care home!
If you calculate this as a hourly rate, you might feel differently. A place to live with food, comforts and care provided 24/7 for less than £12 per hour. What type of ‘dementia care’ are we discussi…3 -
Re: Switch to a new fix early?
Welcome to the forum.Forget the monthly amounts, they're just a top up of a kitty which may or may not be sufficient to pay the bill.Instead, find two actual meter readings 12 months apart, work…1 -
Re: Joyous January's No-Spend Days Challenge!
One today.1 -
Re: Joyous January's No-Spend Days Challenge!
NSD Monday 😊 KK1
