Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

MKS

davemorton wrote: »

Again, that is daft, cant they be self-employed/work for the angency, and become your contractors, like a builder or something? I dont know, please dont think I am saying how it is, I am just throwing ideas out there, and trying to extend my own knowledge at the same time.

bubbs wrote: »

Thanks

He has seen alot of my workings out;)

bubbs :eek::eek::eek::eek:

TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

I will try the dentastix at 12.30 am as they go on multi tomorrow. I'm hoping the multi is active at that time. And I try the apg before 6am. Just trying a different way to get a glitch. But as I said. If multi is active at that time. I'm guessing it's going to be the 7 packets.

Did I get my sums right?

What do they work out at?

davemorton

pippo wrote: »

Think we may need a bigger boat hun! Where will we put the bar?
However fishing could meet the criteria re 'Accessing and engaging in work, training, education or volunteering'

I was thinking of just putting Bubbs and SSM on that one, here is ours

Sunshinemummy

pippo wrote: »

Dearly beloved has just brought me a coffee and a Cointreau.. I am enjoying!!
We had a couple , lady was disabled, who claimed their 'respite' monies for a cruise... caused a bit of upset, but, as he manged to argue, whilst on the cruise he did not have to cook, do laundry, or meet her social inclusion needs. So, DM, think we may need your cruising expertise to set up our new cruising care company.

davemorton wrote: »

Already ahead of you
Welcome aboard.

We want luxury!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

pippo wrote: »

TM, you are my girl, a tea bag always makes more than one cup!

Especially a Ringtons:whistle:

pippo

rose28454 wrote: »

That 2nd figure doesnt seem right as the new pension is £155.00 per week. My husband retired in September and initially got £130.00 per week as they said this was a safe amount as they couldnt access his NI record but after a few weeks it went up to £140.00 per week and he does get a company pension.
If you retire after April 2016 ( say in 5 years ) and your projected figure is lower than £155.00 then you can make it up over those 5 years.

I've worked full time for over 35 years, yet, due to the contracted out scheme, am now not entitled to full state pension in a couple of years time.
According to the Which' guide, I am one of a small percentage that have lost out:mad:
Need to wait until the next tax year to see if it is worthwhile to 'make it up'

pippo

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Especially a Ringtons:whistle:

Oh the Rington's man, with his basket and those lovely chocolate teacakes!

Sunshinemummy

davemorton wrote: »

I was thinking of just putting Bubbs and SSM on this one here

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

We want luxury!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ideal x

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

chocaholics

Anon wrote: »

Sorry yo hear you are having issues. Insurance companies will try to minimise their payout and if you under declare the value of something, or do not include itemised items that they request, they have grounds to cap payouts or refuse to pay (as your premium will have been based on declared values/items). Sorry that is not a helpful response, though it is likely their standpoint.

There are differences between insurers though, so check again exactly what your cover includes - the insurance board may be a better place to ask for advice as there may be some experts on there? If nothing rose, they may have advice on how new for old is interpreted when the price to replace is higher than offered and how you are prove the value if you have no proof.


Anon

Thank you, I will look there.
x

davemorton

Anyway, where is ChrisV, I need to ask why my 8pm collection has not come visible yet!