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zippydooda

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Me too, 60 next year. I hope the government think of a way to compensate us as we will have lost out on so much.
Hope all elite are well.

dont hold your breath, there would be no point in changing the pension age if they would then give it to you in another way, in the form of compensation. i dont like the fact i now have to wait until im 67.

aau1

zippydooda wrote: »

dont hold your breath, there would be no point in changing the pension age if they would then give it to you in another way, in the form of compensation. i dont like the fact i now have to wait until im 67.

Think of us spring chickens, we'll probably have to wait until we're 80

no1_salad_dodger

savvy_sal wrote: »

Good afteroon
There is cashback on cos and clicksnap for these.Either £1 or £3.50 if not already redeemed.

Has anyone had a butchers at the butchers :rotfl:
This would do as a nice back up for my 3 mad mutts when i've not got time to whip up a decent delicacy :T

scoobydoo66

locarr wrote: »

Just a thought, why don't you deal with those that continually disrupt the thread? Until that issue is resolved we will continue to have problems on here.

Because thats not their job.
This forum is not moderated, it is a money making enterprise and the owners (who paid a lot of money) are not interested in paying someone, or two thousands of pounds because "some" people have thin skins and keep hitting the report button.
It achieves very little, as posters have already said, just ignore.
People only keep trying if they get a response, anyone can post what they like about me my online skin is like elephant hide.

hampydoodums

mhoc wrote: »

Such good news :j

I've not heard of things being done this way before, can I be terribly nosey and ask questions about the mechanics of the operation

So was it your solicitor or theirs that drew up a contract for the rent while probate was going through? And was it full market rent or a nominal amount? The rent wasn't taken off the house price?
After your house was sold where did the money sit until it was needed? And your mortgage company held your mortgage offer until it was taken up?
It seems a long time for probate to go through, must have been a complicated estate with land, business, shares etc as well as the house or there was outstanding bills to pay or a tax bill to pay - I think the tax bill has to be paid within 6 months unless you go through negotiations with HMRC
My Dads estate took a while though to go through probate, 8 weeks even though there was no house to sell and all the assets were fluid and everything was straight forward.

Yes of course you can ask. The agent we bought through is also a letting agent so they drew up the rental agreement. We agreed a fair rental price with the family which everyone was happy with.

The house needs a total refurb, and not been touched since 1967, so caught in a bit of a time warp - think polystyrene ceiling tiles, Formica wardrobes with the padded doors and glass sliding kitchen cupboards. I love some of the retro touches and will be keeping a few like the cut glass light shades which look like beautiful.

Probate took a good few months, don't know the ins and outs of why this was. The collateral from the house we sold sat in just one building society as large sums of money like those from a house sale are fully protected for 6 months. Last time we did a refurb and went into rented while looking for a project to come up was a few years ago, when the whole Icelandic bank problems started. Then we had to divi up the proceeds from the house sale into different banks/bs for full protection. A lot easier this time and we downsized so are now mortgage free :T

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Congratulations on the house hampy, you were obviously meant to have it

Many thanks Enterprise, we are very pleased

scoobydoo66

zippydooda wrote: »

dont hold your breath, there would be no point in changing the pension age if they would then give it to you in another way, in the form of compensation. i dont like the fact i now have to wait until im 67.

Women were unfairly given pensions early for decades, and spent those decades demanding equality. Well, they got it. And they still live longer than men too.

bcw123

cheer1eader wrote: »

:T doe they have the labels on diet coke too? thanks

Don't Know

LEJC

Those in the 18-45 age bracket might want to have a look at the new alba trial for eyeliner/eyeshasdow

http://www.albavolunteers.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=534:eye-liner-eye-shadow-stick-new-trial&catid=27&Itemid=255

purple or gold available to test ...sadly neither are my colour so I'm giving this one a miss

tweets

Good Afternoon

That was a long catch up.

I forgot names of posters I was going to talk about

Elaine ? Hope work went ok and you managed to sort out what you going to do.

Someone won twice on the daily comp list what did you win on please ? Sorry forgot who it was

Tinyshoes love reading about your kitchen
Was 12 months ago I was going on about mine

Alto well done on getting the appointment.

Sorry if I missed anyone off :cool:

mhoc hope your Treacle is ok cant help with is problem.

Happy congratulations on the house.

Charley_Bear

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks seren, I have a conditional spend for Ts, will have to check the date.

Tinyshoes, where do you get the conditional spends from?
I've tried spending instore with and without clubcard and never had one come out the till