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Old school player, not like the overacting pansies we see nowadays.
The fencers who came yesterday morning and took down my side gate and 6ft panel down the side of my house which was knackered. Then the delivery of the new stuff was late so he said he'd go and have look at another job and come back and finish after lunch.
The new stuff came, and then the fencer phoned and said he'd now be coming back in the morning at 7.30am. It was absolutely lashing down at 7.30am and he didn't come which wasn't surprising, but haven't seen him yet and he's not answering my calls FFS.
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Unless it's full of Wagu steaks.Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.Ours is covered on the home insurance, but with an excess of £250 I'd have to have an awful lot of food in there to make it pay
£500 excess, so no chance of a claim.
Grantham? Was he from Lincolnsausageshire? Could have been a young Opti, always wondered about him..We keep a few grand in ISAs as an emergency fund instant access if we need it, the rest is all in premium bonds had them since 2021 and no word of a lie we've won a few quid every month since we've had them, don't know anything about stocks & shares and certainly at this stage in our lives don't see the point.You don't need to know anything about stocks and shares, Mick. You just hand over your dosh to a fund manager and they invest it for you, according to chosen risk level. Then they take a cut every year now matter how the fund performs.
That would mean putting trust in somebody with our cash , what could possibly go wrong ?
That's what we thought about 30 yrs ago ..... the name of the advisor should have been a clue .... he was called Grantham Fidler!
That might be the Christmas number one!
So it seems that Rach from Complaints might be on a sticky wicket, as it appears that she told a few porkies about the state of the nations finances to justify her tax and spend budget.
Let's see if the media go into hysteria mode to get her to resign, like they would if a Tory Chancellor lied to Parliament and the country?
Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.Ours is covered on the home insurance, but with an excess of £250 I'd have to have an awful lot of food in there to make it pay
Think of the poor unmarried mothers with half a dozen kids or more, each one with a different father.
Got to be looked after by the state.
We keep a few grand in ISAs as an emergency fund instant access if we need it, the rest is all in premium bonds had them since 2021 and no word of a lie we've won a few quid every month since we've had them, don't know anything about stocks & shares and certainly at this stage in our lives don't see the point.You don't need to know anything about stocks and shares, Mick. You just hand over your dosh to a fund manager and they invest it for you, according to chosen risk level. Then they take a cut every year now matter how the fund performs.
The £12570 tax limit will be in place until 2031.....by which time the state pension will probably be around £15000. I can't see the difference remaining untaxed for that long.According to you, I'll be dead by then
None of my state pension has ever been taxed, and it won't be until 2029 at least.Another one I heard from Martin Lewis yesterday evening, pensioners will not have to pay income tax on their state pension, even if/when the pension exceeds the 20% tax threshold, which it will do in 2027.That's not much of a change. It's all been taxed at the lower threshold previously.
However, they will have to pay tax on their occupational pension.
