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  • arthurdick
    arthurdick Forumite Posts: 3,610
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    Peterrr said:
    saucer said:
    That’s a really clear and helpful table Peterr. One question , what’s happened the poor dog? Is he an ex-dog or a retirement plan?
    Haha - alive and kicking thanks saucer. We recently received the pet insurance renewal which keeps ramping up and as Ernie is 12, the excess is now £200, so we've decided to go the 'self insure' route. His food is included in groceries.
    Ernie? just wondering if because of Premium Bonds, Morecambe & Wise, or Benny Hill?
    Corduroy pillows are making headlines! .......... Back home in London now after 27years wait.
  • SouthCoastBoy
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    We have moved from £2500 per mth to £2650, however this still shows an end of year surplus so could live of less if needed
    It's just my opinion and not advice.
  • kev2009
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    Just looking over the table above, didn't Amazon prime go up to £95/year? it used to be £79 but it went up..

    Kev
  • westv
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    kev2009 said:
    Just looking over the table above, didn't Amazon prime go up to £95/year? it used to be £79 but it went up..

    Kev
    Yes £95. We canceled as we almost always found anything worth watching on Amazon Video wasn't included. 
  • Mick70
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    On the table above , when you say £50k a year is that gross , before tax taken off.

    and , £600 pm on pub and takeaways 😃
  • kev2009
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    westv said:
    kev2009 said:
    Just looking over the table above, didn't Amazon prime go up to £95/year? it used to be £79 but it went up..

    Kev
    Yes £95. We canceled as we almost always found anything worth watching on Amazon Video wasn't included. 
    ah interesting, I've renewed mine as I purchase stuff from amazon so can take advantage of the prime delivery and when I do want to watch a film, I've so far always found something to watch. I had Disney+ before but cancelled that as wasn't much on there I wanted to watch. Prime has proved better value for me.  The year I got prime, i worked out I'd spent almost £60 on delivery charges as I tend to pay for a certain day so I was around to receive so the £79 at the time for Prime was a well worth it for me.  £95 was a bit of a price increase but still worth it for me as the additional cost is probably equivalent to buying 2 or 3 films to watch.

    Kev
  • Somebody
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    And where can I get Private Health Care x2 for £285.60?


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