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Well done! How is your premium bonds confirmation coming KC? I was mindful of what you'd said, and ended up buying £100 with my debit card - it showed up straight away online though, so I just transferred the rest the same day. But that was after I'd faffed around changing address etc so I could log in online. Didn't dare transfer it straight from the bank in case I accidentally sent it to the wrong person! 😮😂4
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apple_muncher said:Sneaking that % up, eh?
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and I've been tiddling with the paving stones, previously unknown brambles, etc.
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Cheery_Daff said:Well done! How is your premium bonds confirmation coming KC? I was mindful of what you'd said, and ended up buying £100 with my debit card - it showed up straight away online though, so I just transferred the rest the same day. But that was after I'd faffed around changing address etc so I could log in online. Didn't dare transfer it straight from the bank in case I accidentally sent it to the wrong person! 😮😂
OMG, I'm lucky! Came in from the garden maybe 30 minutes ago, blue sky, and now there's a cloudburst! The rest of the country has really been suffering, I can't complain.2023: the year I get to buy a car4 -
Sounds sensible! My first hundred quid went through fine - I confess I was expecting a call from the fraud department when I transferred the rest (more thank your £10k, in one go 😮 ) but nope! I guess they recognize buying premium bonds as a legitimate thing??
Well done on avoiding the cloud burst! Wet here, but none of the anticipated snow yet...3 -
After the first time I have been transferring to NS & I from NS & I. Not from my originating account.
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Karmacat said:apple_muncher said:Sneaking that % up, eh?
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and I've been tiddling with the paving stones, previously unknown brambles, etc.
Fiddling with paving stones, huh? You are livin' la vida loca!ETA tiddling, not fiddling. Pesky auto correct....NST March lion #8; NSD ; MFW9/3/23 Whoop Whoop!!!2 -
On the PB front. I've found the quickest approach for me has been to open a NS&I direct saver with them and set up a bank transfer from my current account. The following day the cash is there and I buy direct from the NS&I direct saver which happens the same day. Admittedly my chunks have only been £250 at a time, so less pressure!!!
MFW: Was: £136,000.......Now: £47,736.58......2 -
Cheery_Daff said:Sounds sensible! My first hundred quid went through fine - I confess I was expecting a call from the fraud department when I transferred the rest (more thank your £10k, in one go 😮 ) but nope! I guess they recognize buying premium bonds as a legitimate thing??shangaijimmy said:On the PB front. I've found the quickest approach for me has been to open a NS&I direct saver with them and set up a bank transfer from my current account. The following day the cash is there and I buy direct from the NS&I direct saver which happens the same day. Admittedly my chunks have only been £250 at a time, so less pressure!!!
badmemory said:After the first time I have been transferring to NS & I from NS & I. Not from my originating account.
The order of these replies isn't the order I wrote them in, but I'm going to let it pass ... otherwise it will get completely screwed up **faints**2023: the year I get to buy a car3 -
apple_muncher said:Karmacat said:apple_muncher said:Sneaking that % up, eh?
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and I've been tiddling with the paving stones, previously unknown brambles, etc.
Fiddling with paving stones, huh? You are livin' la vida loca!ETA tiddling, not fiddling. Pesky auto correct....Yep, gracias a la vida.
One paving stone left, and then the concrete posts. Then pieces of a broken chimney pot I carted with me from my first house in the city by the sea: they're long and narrow, just right for slipping under the fence, and leaving plenty of spaces by the timber supports for hedgehogs to scuttle about.2023: the year I get to buy a car1 -
Well, I may be joining the rest of the country under a blanket of snow soon. We had tiny flakes here for at least an hour, and now we've had an hour or so of much bigger flakes. Still not sticking (except on some north facing ivy I can see across the road). No work outside for me today, unless it's gathering dead twigs and branches all over the garden to put in the green bin. But I made a decent showing yesterday on that, so I may not even do that. There's a *lot* of people outside taking their exercise though ... dedicated, this lot.2023: the year I get to buy a car2
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