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apple_muncher

Eat 8/10
Move 9/10
Play 6/10
Brain 7/10
Sunlight 8/10

Headspace day 4 complete. I like it.

PinotGrigio41

apple_muncher wrote: »

Eat 8/10
Move 9/10
Play 6/10
Brain 7/10
Sunlight 8/10

Headspace day 4 complete. I like it.

Really glad that you are enjoying Headspace Apple. I have been thinking about it for about a year now, but that's as far as I get...just thinking.
I think perhaps, I will take another look having seen your post xx

apple_muncher

The monthly interest on our mortgage was £2.90. Yep. Less than 10p per day.

Pearla*Merle

Brilliant :T :T :T

Watty1

interesting you do not need a solicitor for a poa. We have a very old one for Mr Watty's dad. Done about 12 years ago and we have been told we need a new one and to see a solicitor???? (Dad is in a care home and due to return home shortly and the poa seems to be bothering a couple of folk because it is so old now)
Its on my list of things to look into.

apple_muncher

Watty - is it an enduring one? As they behave very differently from a lasting one. 12 years ago should be an enduring one as I think the change came in 2007. The govt website is good and explains it clearly enough - we found it by using good ol' google. Here's a starter:
https://www.gov.uk/enduring-power-attorney-duties/overview

ps am defo NOT an expert, so we may need a solicitor, but will be asking a very canny friend about it all first.

SuzieSue

apple_muncher wrote: »

ps am defo NOT an expert, so we may need a solicitor, but will be asking a very canny friend about it all first.

My husband completed and registered a lasting POA for his mother without using a solicitor so it is possible.

apple_muncher

Thank you suzie sue! It is good to know it can be done.

apple_muncher

Today I had a good long walk, plus school runs, plus brownies runs. Total = 22k steps. Go me! Plenty of sunshine and wind, being out in nature.

I shall be going up to bham this week. I want to coincide with big sis and have time for the 2 of us to chat about different variables and possible scenarios. I therefore need to have some notes sbout my versions of the scenarios, so must face that tomorrow and just do it.

Tomorrow:
-sch runs
-sainz
-scenarios
-sew
-playdate
-train ticket
-headspace

Watty1

Thanks for that link - you motivated me to sit and read it. Really interesting as yes we have an enduring but as it was so long ago goodness knows what we did and how so will dig out paperwork and have a look. Mr Watty's dad agreed a long time ago for the 'in case' scenario and we've had to use it a lot over the last 8 or so years.