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Re: Flexible ISA's redundant
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81877555#Comment_81877555 Yes, you'd be limited to the maximum annual allowance of £20k, as mentioned by @Section62 in the post above your…1 -
Re: Bulk LPG Tanker (in)accuracy
To be able to get 2099 litres into a 2100 litre tank would require that the tank was completely empty and 100% full after delivery. I assume that the former is not the case and if the tank meter is s…1 -
Re: Bulk LPG Tanker (in)accuracy
Smell during tank filling only ccurs if the driver opens the tank vent excessively. They should only do this as the tank approaches 85% to ensure no liquid is expelled. (Guarding against a sticking t…1 -
Re: Please evaluate my investent/early retirement plans
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81877568#Comment_81877568 You're absolutely right. Just saying that renting is bad is just not the right answer. There is a formula that y…1 -
Re: Bold leap into retirement
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81873673#Comment_81873673 One more year, a little more safety, indeed how much is enough it can hold some in so well done for getting there at …2 -
Re: Company offering prize and not awarding it after saying i'm a winner.
Well it just shouts "made up scam stuff" but perhaps you can tell us the name/website of the company running the competition/draw?3 -
Re: Secure Parking solutions
That's really useful Many thanks1 -
Re: Knitting needles on Eurostar?
A 30 second Google brings up: Items that can be carried without registering […] Scissors and cutters smaller than 77 mm. Knitting needles. […] https://www.eurostar.com/uk-en/travel-info/travel-planni…2 -
Re: 45,000 open pension / pay off mortgage / or money in cash ISA?
Pay off mortgage & invest the £671 you are saving a month elsewhere.1 -
Re: 45,000 open pension / pay off mortgage / or money in cash ISA?
What is the interest rate on the mortgage? Less than the interest rate on your savings? Is there a charge if you pay off (some of) the mortgage early? Are your taxable earnings over £45k this tax yea…1
