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Da thread....do you dare come in da house?
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Fab news mhoc :T
Love the quilt Emma.
Karlie I only have £2k total that I could play around with. Can I open the TSB account with £1500 and earn the interest on that, sending the other £500 back and forth each month, or do I have to keep the full £2k in the account all the time to get the interest? Sorry if a dim question, I just can't quite get my head round it. TIA0 -
They are always your babies whatever age they are.
I think all three of mine enjoy a dangerous lifestyle.
In order of worry
1 Eldest daughter works in central London - random stabbings in the next street to where she works, no control over these things
2 Youngest son - climbs mountains for a living but at least he is well trained and competent
3 Eldest son - army but at least he has a concrete bunker to go to
All my kids have extreme hobbies, kayaking and climbing being the most nail biting for me! DS1 lives in the middle east, we (OH and me) also put together an escape plan .... just in case! DS1 thinks we are loony, I think he was right when we sent him a sea kayak when he was in Qatar! The reason being was the US had lined up their war ships about 2.5 years ago!
DS3's job is with explosives. I have to admit I only worry about DS1, as it is beyond my/his control!:D:D
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Afternoon all :wave:
mhoc that's great news :T
My nephew did his 1st 6month tour with the Welsh Guards a week after his 18th birthday :eek: My brother and SIL were on edge the whole time. And he had to do a 2nd tour a couple of years later. Such a relief for him to get homemiss_corerupted wrote: »OMG you must be so relieved Today is the 2nd anniversary of my BIL death whilst serving in Afghanistan. I'm banning DS from joining. My sister has barely survived his loss.
Your poor sis:A
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Lovely news mhoc, I bet you're immensely relieved'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0
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Also, NG shop fine from lunchtime although prob already reported. Now...who wants to fess up to clearing lancasters shelves of raisin and strawb flavours??? Tut tut.0
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hornetgirl wrote: »Fab news mhoc :T
Love the quilt Emma.
Karlie I only have £2k total that I could play around with. Can I open the TSB account with £1500 and earn the interest on that, sending the other £500 back and forth each month, or do I have to keep the full £2k in the account all the time to get the interest? Sorry if a dim question, I just can't quite get my head round it. TIA
Yes that's ok.
But why not leave the £2k in the account all the time? You can then transfer the £500 out to another current account and send it back to the TSB account on the same day; within the same minute.
That way you're earning 5% AER interest on £2k for the full calendar month; and you still have access to your money for when you need it.:grouphug:Official MSE canny forumite and HUKD VIP badge member
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Come on Hull... 3-2... yeah!
I should also be cheering Sheffield on as I also have ties there.. but hey ho... come on Hull City!100 -
Ironing :eek:
I thought about DM's sunflower seeds and didn't want scoop arriving next year :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Im always blooding ironing!! \now been on phone 1/2 an hr:D
Just waiting for my chicken to finish cooking now for tea it looks yummy, m&sSealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:0 -
Mildred1970 wrote: »Your poor sis
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She was only 19, but it has made her strongerand much more confident than she was previouslyI have dyslexia, so get used to my spelling and grammarMortgage pay off date 11/2028. Target 12/2020 :rotfl:
Current Balance £33921Declutter 2123/20160 -
Afternoon:)and what a lovely one it is ,the sun is shining the birds are singing and everything in the garden is peeping through:TI just wish I could muster up enough energy to cut the lawn and get rid of all those daisies.
Went to T's with DDLala and used a fare few moc's from the April mag.60p off plenty which has an extra roll in it =3rolls for£1-26 using moc, plus Velvet t rolls 4pack=60pmoc and they are £3 for 2packs using 2moc's=£1-80for 2packs
Hope this makes sense:eek:if not I will blame it on the medication;)0
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