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TrulyMadly

aau1 wrote: »

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She's a gasbag:rotfl:

TrulyMadly

altojack wrote: »

Don't be nervous scamps, it's a very normal reaction but nothing to do with nerves, it's adrenalin rushing through your system.

As long as you are packed and ready for the off all should go well.

Remember to take metre readings of gas and electric as you leave, send them to your suppliers this enables them to give you closing balance of account at your current house.

Make sure you have kettle, tea, coffee, sugar etc and a cup or mug in same box and mark it so. Easy yo have a quick cuppa without having to rifle through half dozen boxes to find coffee, tea etc and don't forget a tea spoon for stirring

I love helping people move, good organisation skills and I keep calm too. I wish I lived nearer to you as I could have given you some help good luck on the day scamps, and go book computer time at the local library, you can keep in touch with us from there.

Why not look on Freecycle or Freegle, Gumtree you quite often find a kind person giving one away free due to upgrading, same goes for white goods




I thought 'savings account' too :rotfl:

I've got Satander , TSB Classic plus bank accounts but fancy a saver now with a goo dish rate. Santander dh has 1 account plus we have a joint account. Decided to put maximum in, then went to TSB and opened 3 There between us. Oh I miss the days of the fixed bond savers @ 10% tucked away for 12 months on some and 2 years on others.

As far as I am aware with Tesco there's no messing around AJ. No regular deposits or DD's needed. Just stick £3000 to earn3%:)

TrulyMadly

Haven't a clue if this is any good or not

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matty17r

altojack wrote: »

Don't be nervous scamps, it's a very normal reaction but nothing to do with nerves, it's adrenalin rushing through your system.

As long as you are packed and ready for the off all should go well.

Remember to take metre readings of gas and electric as you leave, send them to your suppliers this enables them to give you closing balance of account at your current house.

Make sure you have kettle, tea, coffee, sugar etc and a cup or mug in same box and mark it so. Easy yo have a quick cuppa without having to rifle through half dozen boxes to find coffee, tea etc and don't forget a tea spoon for stirring

I love helping people move, good organisation skills and I keep calm too. I wish I lived nearer to you as I could have given you some help good luck on the day scamps, and go book computer time at the local library, you can keep in touch with us from there.

Why not look on Freecycle or Freegle, Gumtree you quite often find a kind person giving one away free due to upgrading, same goes for white goods




I thought 'savings account' too :rotfl:

I've got Satander , TSB Classic plus bank accounts but fancy a saver now with a goo dish rate. Santander dh has 1 account plus we have a joint account. Decided to put maximum in, then went to TSB and opened 3 There between us. Oh I miss the days of the fixed bond savers @ 10% tucked away for 12 months on some and 2 years on others.

What a lovely helpful post for scamps!

TrulyMadly

Dormouse wrote: »

I've managed to get these today and the deal is on and totally works. :TThe SEL didn't mention the 5 for £6 offer on the chicken but it went through the till no problem.

Also found more 30p Funky fishcakes. For Scottish readers, the N**ton M**rns store had loads in the end of aisle freezer, no SEL :cool:

Naebbirac wrote: »

Evening all.
Thanks to the op for the Funky fishcakes. I managed a few packs today. Dropped a couple of packs off for VT on my way home. Now she has moved I have to pass the end of her road on my way home. She texted 'you having to drive past my house to go home from Asda could prove very fruitful!' :rotfl:
Hope all are well.
Hugs to bubbs. Have a good rest tonight and recharge your batteries.
N x

I loved them...loads of chunky fish inside with a nice lemony taste:)

silvercar

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Haven't a clue if this is any good or not

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Still costs a lot of £££.

Not worth doing unless you are an Avios addict.

£7 a week, minimum 12 month contract = £364 for roughly £200 worth of Avios.

altojack

TrulyMadly wrote: »

As far as I am aware with Tesco there's no messing around AJ. No regular deposits or DD's needed. Just stick £3000 to earn3%:)

Think I'll look into that tomorrow, thanks TM. How you doing ?

Sunshinemummy

Bubbs, it is lovely to have you home. Make sure you take the opportunity to rest and to take care of yourself x

Scamps, good luck on the move and remember to keep in touch

Altojack.... I love moving house.... I moved 8 times in 2 years I am going to help pack up OH's mother's house this weekend... :T

TM, I really need to get me head around the bank accounts. I only have a Santander account :eek::eek: Especially when you can:-

Saversue wrote: »

From April will be able to earn £1000 interest tax free :T

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SFSB, I am stopping buying spirits as DS2 took my bottle of rum to a party... what ever happened to take a few cans of lager! :mad:

Sunshinemummy

Is it normal to get very very cross with Rob from the Archers...

altojack

SSM, my ds3 does similar :eek: when we come home from holiday our drinks cabinet is always a bottle or two down :eek: gone are the days when he would be happy with a hip flask full grrrrrr