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HILLBERN

Just thought I'd share my news
its my 37th wedding anniversary today:eek:
and its a lovely sunny day today as it was on the day I got married:)

karlie88

Question of the day over on HUKD:

CSA question ...is it possible for a random woman to go to the csa and claim that i am the father to her child, and then without any further notice / proof, the csa takes money out of my wages? surely it cant be that simple!! please advise how the system works. i only bloody kissed her

http://www.hotukdeals.com/ask/csa-question-possible-for-a-random-woman-go-csa-claim-that-father-child-without-2171929?

JulieElizabeth

coreysnan wrote: »

Stab I'm in adds coke 1.75 us £1.83 2 for £3.00 fantastic etc is £1.83 no multi. Can someone tell me another trigger for the mullets as no coconut and lime in stock thanks

Loving the autocorrect

Think Mullers are over

trubster

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

Loving the autocorrect

Think Mullers are over

Yep, the mullets have all gone


The coke was £1.83 or 2 for £1.85 yesterday

"Saving you money everyday" my eye!

Eyespy_2

HILLBERN wrote: »

Just thought I'd share my news
its my 37th wedding anniversary today:eek:
and its a lovely sunny day today as it was on the day I got married:)

Congrats Hillbern, hope you and OH have a fab day.

cjj_2

Palmolive worked at 8.49 this morning. Hth xx

Eyespy_2

cjj wrote: »

Palmolive worked at 8.49 this morning. Hth xx

I don't understand all the update things so is Palmolive likely to work all day now? TIA

trubster

Are coke on 2 for £3 now? They are not showing up as a multi on A.Con or MSM

Compares to T @ £1.83 bogof

So, if they are 2 for £3, you pay £3, MSM Picks up £3.66 and price matches £1.83 @ !!!!!!

APG £2.01 on a £3 spend

Working out at 49.5p for 1.75l bottle of coke!

*I am not 100% my workings are correct

Credit to coreysnan for the illegible post above

colinw

Afternoon All :wave:

It is C on the alphabet thread if anyone fancies it

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5181314

Bananababe

From April 2016 we’re introducing a tax-free Personal Savings
Allowance of £1,000 (or £500 for higher rate taxpayers) on the
interest that you earn on your savings.

At Budget 2014, we announced that from April
2015 you won’t have to pay tax on your interest if
your taxable income is less than £15,600.

Today we’re going further, so that from April 2016
95% of people will not have to pay tax on the
first £1,000 (or £500 for higher rate taxpayers) of
interest they earn on their savings. This is called a
Personal Savings Allowance.

That means from April 2016, you won’t have to
pay tax on your interest if your taxable income is
less than £16,800.

To be eligible for the £1,000 tax-free Personal
Savings Allowance your taxable income needs to
be less than £42,700 a year.

To be eligible for the £500 tax-free Personal
Savings Allowance your taxable income needs to
be between £42,701 and £150,000 a year.
Example 1 Earn £20,000 income a year
+ £250 in interest

From April 2016 you won’t have to pay tax on your
interest as it is within your £1,000 Personal Savings
Allowance.
Example 2 Earn £20,000 income a year
+£1,500 in interest
You won’t need to pay any tax on your interest up to
£1,000, but you will still need to pay tax on the £500
interest you have earned over your Personal Savings
Allowance.

Example 3 Earn £60,000 income a year
+£250 in interest
You won’t have to pay tax on your interest as it is within
your £500 Personal Savings Allowance.

Example 4 Earn £60,000 income a year
+ £1,100 in interest

As a higher rate tax payer you won’t have to pay tax
on your interest up to £500, but you will still need to
pay tax on the £600 interest you have earned over your
Personal Savings Allowance.
From April 2016 banks and building societies will stop automatically taking 20% in income tax from the interest earned on your Non IsA savings

Removes 95% of folk from paying tax on savings
htH