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If you get at least 1 prescription each month have you looked at prepayment?
Get a prescription prepayment certificate: Get a prescription prepayment certificate - GOV.UKIf you go down to the woods today you better not go alone.0 -
I haven’t, but I will do now - Thank you! ☺️Grumpelstiltskin said:If you get at least 1 prescription each month have you looked at prepayment?
Get a prescription prepayment certificate: Get a prescription prepayment certificate - GOV.UK0 -
Do you have any joint accounts with your husband?0
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Yes one and a mortgage - He’s aware of the situation. We’ve contemplated opening a new account in his name solely that our bills/mortgage comes out of that isn’t associated with me, but haven’t yet done this.Isthisforreal99 said:Do you have any joint accounts with your husband?0 -
Another thought, do you claim any disability benefit for your SEN child?If you go down to the woods today you better not go alone.0
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Grumpelstiltskin said:Another thought, do you claim any disability benefit for your SEN child?
We don’t, no and it’s not something I’ve given much thought to as he is mostly quite highly functioning and he was only diagnosed in the last 3 months. I’ll have a look in to the process though as any help we can get would obviously be great.Grumpelstiltskin said:Another thought, do you claim any disability benefit for your SEN child?0 -
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Thank you, will look through this tonight.Grumpelstiltskin said:Again, big thank you for the prescription prepayment heads up too, just paid for 12 months of that. Had no idea that was an option!0 -
Assuming the mortgage is joint, then you do realise that your only option going forward is retention offers with your current lender. Not the end of the world but just a heads up.Isthisforreal99 said:Do you have any joint accounts with your husband?0 -
Yep, we know that. We remortgaged around 5 months ago for 5 years anyway, but it’s at the back of my mind for later on down the line.Isthisforreal99 said:
Assuming the mortgage is joint, then you do realise that your only option going forward is retention offers with your current lender. Not the end of the world but just a heads up.Isthisforreal99 said:Do you have any joint accounts with your husband?0
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