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Call me an old cynic but the verse...
"I do my bit for nature,
take my bottles down the bank.
It's not my fault my partner,
drives a car built like a tank."
Pretty much sums up my opinion of individuals and companies who claim to be saving the planet.
There's something about books - any books, no matter how rubbish - that makes people (including me) reluctant to throw them in the bin or on the bonfire. It's one of those things you feel that civilised people just don't do.
Hence the plethora of cheap paperbacks handed in to charity shops and...
Like CVs sent with a Post-It note or rubbish packaging on a product, a business card can set your expectations of the person behind it. Best if the design of the card matches the design of other material used for external communication (website, letterheads, comp slips etc).
In some countries...
You would be wise to ‘wait and see’ before purchasing a property as a holiday home – with or without a mortgage.
In the 2024 March budget the then Chancellor abolished many of the tax advantages enjoyed by FHL (furnished holiday let) owners to bring them in line with Buy-to-Let landlords. It’s...
I haven't been there myself but a friend has and he said the dentist looked just like Laurence Olivier in the film Marathon Man. Apparently the guy who does the implants is called Igor.
That's not good advice. If someone is panicked into taking all their pension pot in order to get the 25% tax free element, they could end up with a huge tax bill on the remainder.
Any changes to the tax-free rules in October (which are only rumoured at present) are likely to limit the tax-free...
Agree. The way the OP has phrased the query indicates she doesn't understand the implications of drawing down a pension pot. Do it wrong and you can lose lose thousands unnecessarily.
If you don't understand how it works, it's worth spending a few hundred on financial advise.
Here’s how it happened…
I have an old but active Google Account. I wanted (still want) to change the contact telephone number from a landline to a mobile. ‘Certainly’, said Google, ‘just sign in’ which I did. ‘Now we need to verify it’s really you. We’ll send you an SMS security code’. So they...
I can only speak from observation of my own locality but there always seems to be a demand for these types of service. However...
By concentrating on no-skill needed, no-investment required, no bar-to-entry services you're always vulnerable to a race-to-the-bottom - where price is the dominant...
Wait a couple of days without responding to any message then just say 'Our terms make it clear that deposits are non-refundable'.
Then don't reply to anything else. If, as these types sometimes do, they threaten you with a bad review say 'Your threat has been noted and passed to our lawyers'.