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Discussion List
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equity release
anyone know of best deal on equity release
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insuresupermarket.com
This may have been listed before. Just to highlight that I went into this site two days ago to find this years best car insurance premium for our family car. The best quotes were 'Quote me happy' Norwich Union. The Post office. When I went into the individual company sites for a quote they were some 22% higher than quoted…
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Holiday advice please
Hi Im hoping somone can give me some advice.......I am looking for a really nice, clean B&B or hotel anywhere in the Devon or Cornwall area that isn't in a really noisy area and must be near the beach that serves breakfast and evening meals???? It's for my parents who are in their late 50's. It can't be mega expensive but…
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Funerals with Tesco points
Seems agreat idea. http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/clubcard/index1.htm
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Hiring a van out to a 72 year old
My Dad will be moving home soon & was wanting to hire a van out rather than have a rental company help him. He is 72 & has a full *unblemished* driving licence - anyone any ideas where to try? Neither me or hubby don't drive & my brother has recently had his licence taken off him so we can't help. Thanks Yvonne
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advice needed re residential home/property
My uncle a widower aged 84 has gone into a residential home. He has given me, through his solicitor, power of atorney to operate his bank accounts and handle his afairs. He has enough money in one of his accounts to pay his fees for 2-3 years and still leave the £20.000 which the state will allow him to keep, but wants me…