MK Shrimper
Striker
I imagine you paid by C/C (which should mean you'll be able to get your money back eventually).
Debit card.
I imagine you paid by C/C (which should mean you'll be able to get your money back eventually).
I've been buying the Covent Garden Soup Co.'s product from Tesco recently. It is £1 at the moment 'better than half price'. Yesterday in a Tesco express it was £1.15 'half price'. Today, back in a Tesco metro it was £1. This price inconsistency has officially hacked me off... especially from a global brand.
I like The Lentil Touch.
The huge spike in flight and accommodation costs for the February half term.
£700 Southend -> Geneva return.
Same flights in March - £73
Booking a flight with FlyBe without knowing it was (possibly) about to go into administration.
I think they will be fine, Stobart are involved with them and will probably bail them out.
Hope so mate, hopefully the Government will help as well. A lot of jobs rely on them, not just with the airline.
Second flat tyre in 2 weeks.
Paid £12 to have the last one done as I was at work.
Make sure you carry scabs (self adhesive puncture repair patches) and tyre levers. The plastic Park Tool levers are great.
Being treated like a **** by Apple.
Three grand laptop failed twice with the same issue in 15 months and they won't fix or replace.
Thankfully I haven’t had to deal with this situation yet, but for both my mum and my in-laws we have put the houses into separate family trustsHaha well I am semi retired now!
Most of you are aware of my profession within the NHS and of my role within the care Sector.
I have seen and heard most things in Older People care and I have to add that if any of you were to develop dementia (heaven forbid you don’t) then statistically one of the best areas for care of the person with dementia is actually Southend.
The rules around care payments in my view are very unfair and if you work and save hard and then need care you end paying yourself however, if you spend all and don’t save the local authority will find care but, your choices of care is very much restricted.
Very sound words, especially the power of attorney bit; I would add that folk should be sure to have proper, recorded, registered wills (kept simple) that those left behind know all about with no secrets. Funeral plans and costs are fairly hefty these days too.Thankfully I haven’t had to deal with this situation yet, but for both my mum and my in-laws we have put the houses into separate family trusts
I can’t sell the house without my mum agreeing, so she is protected ( and obviously I wouldn’t anyway). By being in trust it isn’t my mums asset and therefore the council have no rights to it.l should she go into a home
That’s the idea anyway, hopefully I will never have to put it to the test. Theoretically i could also rent the house , the money goes to the trust and I could use this to get her into a nicer home.
Something everyone should consider and obviously get good advice
Ps- everyone should also consider doing lasting pier of atonerney forms for both Heath and finances - again in my opinion
Thankfully I haven’t had to deal with this situation yet, but for both my mum and my in-laws we have put the houses into separate family trusts
I can’t sell the house without my mum agreeing, so she is protected ( and obviously I wouldn’t anyway). By being in trust it isn’t my mums asset and therefore the council have no rights to it.l should she go into a home
That’s the idea anyway, hopefully I will never have to put it to the test. Theoretically i could also rent the house , the money goes to the trust and I could use this to get her into a nicer home.
Something everyone should consider and obviously get good advice
Ps- everyone should also consider doing lasting pier of atonerney forms for both Heath and finances - again in my opinion
Totally agree, which is what I was referring to when I said “ that’s the idea anyway” . That’s which why I recommend getting good advice and doing it sooner rather than later—- before there are any a medical notes suggesting that care may be likely.Putting a property into a trust isn’t a fool-proof scheme and can be challenged by the local council as a means of avoiding care costs.