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Pension Blunder
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Tactical error by expending without having the cash for it.
Solutions include:
- Extend overdraft
- Take out a loan
If you are drawing pensions already then it really concerns me that you don't have a rainy day fund. Please review that aspect urgently.0 -
Indeed. Those without emergency cash should NOT cash in pensions.0
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brewerdave wrote: »...don't know about anyone else, but when I had some windows replaced last year, the price I was quoted was on the basis of payment by debit card/cheque on the day of completion. Doubt whether they would have taken credit card !!!
Not sure a cheque would be any safer than a credit card in such circumstances. The suppliers may have to pay a fee to the CC company but other than that, why would they not take a credit card?0
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