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Advice Wanted
Hi, Is a Inland Revenue Notice of Tax Coding the same as a P45? Thanks
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Thoughts on JPM Natural Resources Fund?
Afternoon all, April draws near, and so it's time for me to think about where i'm going to use my ISA allowance this year. So far, i've invested in the Invesco Perpetual High Income trust (very...
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Unclaimed State Pension.
Hi, My father is 69 years old and has never claimed his state pension. This is not because he didn't need the money, it's because he thought as he had a works pension he was not entitled to a state...
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Accepting Cash v. CGT
If my father sells his house for 160000 and gives the cash away to his 4 children at 40000 each, whould the taxman want a 40% cut of this?, and if so, are there any legal avoidance tactics.
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Reclaiming Bank Interest - is it possible?
Hi Folk! In 2001 due to cashflow I was forced to move my overdraft a/c into moving to a 'managed loan account'. I have a small amount of bank charges to go after - £500 say. I soon got out of my...
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Understanding ISA Yields
I am trying to understand ISA's and yields - and I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask these question -- if not perhaps someone mighjt be kind enough to tell where I might get the answers...
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17 years ago
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£2500 Current Account Ceiling
Does anyone know why so many of the high interest current accounts only pay high interest up to £2500 whereupon it drops to 0.1% typically? I'm "forced" to have 2 accounts whereas I would have...
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Re: ANSWER
There ain't no Allah you misguided fuckwit.
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Help me to die poor!!
I am a single bloke, aged 54, with about £140 of equity in my house. I owe £30,000 on my mortgage and £50,000 on other, unsecured loans. I have recently hit hard times and would really like to get...
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Anyone else receive an interest rate increase notification email from Egg?
I'm just wandering whether this is a targeted thing. I've received an email today notifying me that the rate on my egg card will be increased from 16.9% to 17.9% from 12 March. And a couple of days...
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Home and buildings insurance for converted house?
Seeking advice... I own a house which many years ago was converted into two flats. I live in one flat and rent out the other. Can anyone recommend an insurance company that will provide buildings...
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Resolution of my Abbey interest complaint
It was worth writing a complaint about my missing interest. They have quite speedily replied, although they deny any wrongdoing, they claim I was mistaken about 8 percent interest (I am certain it was...
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17 years ago
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Most usable online dealing website?
I was one of Imiweb's oldest customers and at one time I even had their executives phoning me up to see how I liked the service. Since then, they have gone down the pan. They redesigned the site and...
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17 years ago
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At last - a good banking experience!
I'm usually one of the first to moan about crappy banks and their lousy customer service, so, today, I thought I'd be the first to sing the praises in this instance, of Lloyds TSB, who after I'd...
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ING Direct 6.0% AER Cash ISA
I see that ING Direct are now promoting a Cash ISA paying an AER of 6.0%. This is based on an introductory offer of 6.55% for 6 months from date of opening, before reverting to their standard (and...
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