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Club Lloyds waiver
Anyone having issues with the Club Lloyds fee waver? I pay in £2000 every month and usually have the fee taken and waived at the same time. Today they have taken the fee, but the waiver reinstating it isn't there.
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Savings help after selling property
Looking for advice to max interest and min tax burden. Just sold my parents property and the money has come to me in the short term. I am a basic rate tax payer. Mum has passed and dad has dementia so we have POA for him. He is in residential care and needs to self fund so ultimately the money will go towards his care but…
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Fixed Price Gas Tariffs?
We are on the EDF EV tariff and currently use 2/3 of our electricity at the cheapest rate. It's a great deal for us for cheap electricity. But the associated gas tariff for this electricity tariff is simply the standard variable gas tariff I looked around a few months ago for a better tariff, and chose the Fuse Single Rate…
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Co-operative Bank up to £200 (was £300 until 17/08/26) switch and stay offer (06/07/26 to 07/09/26)
The Co-operative Bank has launched a new switch and stay offer of up to £300 £200. It comprises: 1: £125 to switch, 2: £25 per month for 3 months to stay (the 3 months begin on the day after you receive your £125 switch payment), 3: £100 loyalty bonus (this part is only available to people who were customers of Co-op Bank…
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The estate solicitor. The accounts
Hi, I'm a 50/50 inheritor of a will, and the estate solicitor has produced the accounts for the estate. The problem I have is, without going into too much detail, I feel this solicitor has shown considerable amount bias to the other inheritor. It's also the case that the other inheritor has had far more access to the…
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Confused by Ebays label system.
Hi folks, I sold an item on Ebay, probably first item in over 20 years, well I thought I had signed up to an auction but anyway half an hour later the item was sold, so even though I didn't see a buy me now on my listing somehow (probably my fault) that's what it must have been. Got a good enough price for it anyway Anyway…
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Parking Code evidence - your images of private parking signs are needed please!
This thread started life as a discussion about the DLUHC's Call for Evidence but EDITED 2025: Let's kick this off again in 2025 as evidence for the MHCLG for the Summer Public Consultation. We need evidence of private parking t&cs signs. If you take photos yourself, please show them as a screenshot to show the date a photo…
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NHS hearing aids
This may help some others here. There is a bit of a postcode lottery involved. I used self-referral rather than visiting my GP: this was permitted in Birmingham and Solihull. I telephoned Specsavers and immediately obtained an appointment for a hearing test. It took three working days from start to finish to obtain my new…
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Old Style Daily Saturday 10 October 2026
it's a wild weather morning.
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Why is it so expensive to keep your number with Sky Mobile?
I'm really frustrated that Sky Mobile don't seem to value their loyal customers and don't give them access to the same deals as new customers. I thought there was supposed to be a stop being put to all that. I've been looking at SIM plans, I'm out of contract and currently paying £14 10GB data, which is actually really…
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Assure me
I am 57 years old and want to retire now due to hating my workplace. I have a pot of 640000 invested in a smoothed pru fund. I need around 35k a year from now to state pension at 67 then drop it to 20k a year plus SP. Mortgage free. Is this viable to go NOW !!
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Car Finance Commission Liabilities
Nearly all the highest rate FR Cash Isas listed on the MSE website are for providers with exposure to these liabilities, As a result I have invested substantially in several of them without knowing this. Would it not be a better service if the affected providers were marked with a car symbol. I realize they are all covered…
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HSBC app - download statement
Previously if I used the option View Statements , the statement would be automatically downloaded to my phone. I tried this a few times today, but though I could see the statement on the phone, there was no file downloaded. I looked in all the phones top level folders. Has there been a change in the app? I couldn't see any…
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Easter 2025 I’m coming to get you!
OK so that maybe slightly optimistic but you have to dream big! I’ve been reading these for a while and decided it was time to go public instead of lurking; hopefully I can keep up with it and keep motivated. I have a mortgage which is not huge but I still have one. Originally £80,000 in November 2015 and as of tonight…
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HSBC cashback offer
Has anyone (customers only) opened, payed in or transferred onto the HSBC Isas cashback offers yet? If so, any communication from HSBC that the new ISA account qualifies for the cashback? I opened one but no idea if it qualifies, the other day I moved money from my HSBC account onto another bank and now I have returned it…
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EDF seems to have a good electric tariff ??>
Hi, i am shopping around as you have to nowadays for a new electric supplier, as i just got a 20% raise in off-peak & a whopping 39% in normal rate. Then i came across EDF prices & there EV tariff seems ok compaired to others. Do you know if I can charge my home solar batteries up on this tariff ???
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Nearly caught with a different Solar scam
We had a phone call last Friday from an unknown caller wanting to arrange to read our solar ev energy meter. He wanted to come on Monday but we told him that today was the first available date. I felt somewhat patronised by the tone of the call! He arrived at the arrange time this morning and just had a perfuctory glance…
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Solar ... In the news
Hi All Thought it was about time we had a thread specifically to discuss relevant press articles relating to solar pv & thermal ..... so here goes ... Z
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Helping daughter's budget at Xmas
They are hard up and have suggested no present exchange for this year. So I am wondering if I can think if a way of helping out with something like a regular shopping support for a few months or petrol. You get the idea. Not keen on just money gift as can get lost in the whirl of casual shopping. Don't want them to feel…
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Tomatopia Discussion 2026
Happy New Year! I thought we need a new Thread to discuss this - because not everyone uses Facebook. Has anyone else heard anything?
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