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Re: Moving away from FTTC

AndyPK

30 April at 4:45PM

I would just move to vodafone. They off a free landline and are part of the switching service. In 18 months time you can move your number to VOIP if you wish.

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Re: Pension investments

eskbanker

30 April at 6:30PM

I don't think OP bought shares as such though: but the actual fate of the money is obviously significantly less clear when dealing with unregulated cowboys businesses....

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Re: Living Large, on a Small Income, by the Sea.

redofromstart

30 April at 6:53PM

How about a trailing rosemary for your pot DIA? I was admiring one at my neighbours yesterday.

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Re: The Save £12k in 2025 challenge

t2rry

30 April at 3:10PM

#50 t2rry adding £1050 for May please I know it's still April but that's all my automated savings already gone, thanks to payday timings. I'm just waiting for a few things to settle before I can put …

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Re: Budgeting Apps / YNAB Alternatives for 2025

westv

31 March at 1:07PM

It works smoothly for me. I use it on my Android phone and via the web on my Chromebook.

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Re: Deprivation of assets ?

Brie

30 April at 4:07PM

Similar to us a few years back - we sold ours, MiL (90 yo) sold hers and we all moved in together. We would not have been able to buy as big a place (not huge) to accommodate us all without her contr…

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Re: POPLA rejection

Ralph-y

30 April at 5:14PM

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4816822/newbies-private-parking-ticket-old-or-new-read-these-faqs-first-thankyou#latest

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Re: POPLA rejection

ChirpyChicken

30 April at 5:04PM

Yes follow the newbies all explained in there Deal with any court claim etc that may or may not come

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Re: Prosectuion letter can they settle or no

ChirpyChicken

30 April at 5:05PM

Yes actually i think your right. They are a bit like northern /Merseyside who prosecute a lot

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Re: Prosectuion letter can they settle or no

Emmia

30 April at 4:43PM

I think the trouble is, that you were caught... and given enforcement officers are not on every bus, you were either very unlucky or this was far from the first time you'd fraudulently used your cou…

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Best Of

Re: Moving away from FTTC

Re: Pension investments

Re: Living Large, on a Small Income, by the Sea.

Re: The Save £12k in 2025 challenge

Re: Budgeting Apps / YNAB Alternatives for 2025

Re: Deprivation of assets ?

Re: POPLA rejection

Re: POPLA rejection

Re: Prosectuion letter can they settle or no

Re: Prosectuion letter can they settle or no

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