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Never Mind...
Today 08:07 AM
I've noticed on my Santander bank statement that they are re-issuing cards
with the Santander logo on them
Does anyone know if they are going to be replacing them with Visa Electron
(Which I currently have) or a Visa Debit card?
TIA.
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Mr X[_2_]
Yesterday 09:21 PM
If someone starts a job for the first time should they fill in a P46? Their
only pervious employment has been temporary work as a student.
When will they get their P60, assuming they start work in August 2010.
Thanks.
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Yesterday 06:45 PM
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mick
Yesterday 11:04 AM
After losing £28,000,000,000 in 2008, more losses in 2009. Although
these losses will be covered by the Toxic Assets Insurance Scheme
possibly,This seems to be a case of robbing Peter to pay Paul. The
taxpayer is the loser.The bank is paying out £1.3 billion in bonuses
however.It must be very doubtful if it can ever be sold at a profit. I
wonder how much the quango set up to look after the...
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Western Voice
February 7th 10 12:22 PM
Immigration: The Real Story of the Immigrants Who Opened the
Floodgates
German: Immigration: Die volle Geschichte der Immigranten, die die
Schleusentoren öffneten
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opende de Sluisdeuren
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les barrages
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Fredxx
February 6th 10 04:05 PM
I'm looking at a company who owes me some money and I'm trying to ascertain
it's liquidity.
When a company purchases shares from one of it's shareholders, would the
valuation of the company's assets increase in line with the purchase? Or
would I expect them to stay the same?
In this case the company assets have stayed nominally the same, but the
shareholder's funds have decreased by a similar...
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Martin
February 6th 10 01:33 PM
Hi,
If someone pays off her student loan in one lump sum, how long is it
likely to take for her employer to be told by HMRC to stop deducting SL
repayments from monthly salary?
In other words, how many months-worth of repayments should *not* be paid
off?
(Obviously, paying-off is not sensible during the zero-interest period.)
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Lez Pawl
February 5th 10 01:45 PM
thieving gits especially those claiming for mortgages that had finished....5
bloody years before.
and will they be found guilty.................NO.
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PPI Claims
February 5th 10 12:02 PM
I am currently trying to claim for PPI Claims after I ended up paying too much for insurance on my loan. Look out for this.
Dave
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mick
February 4th 10 10:21 AM
This seems a really good thing for the banks. What are the assets that
the BOE is buying? i presume they are being sold at a profit. They are
not cdo's are they, that can't be sold in the market. And what is the
deal for the taxpayer? I read that the Japanese tried it some years
ago and it failed. Is any other country doing it? If all it is doing
is generating profits for the banks at taxpayers...
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FG2
February 3rd 10 03:16 PM
I am just curious about who are the owners of Barclays PLC, because
only 5% of the shares are traded publicly.
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FX Capital Group
February 2nd 10 02:10 PM
Could recent problems in Greece and other periphery countries such as Spain, Ireland and Portugal signal the beginning of the end for the Eurozone?
Will Germany be happy to bail other countries out?
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Clifford Frisby
February 1st 10 12:32 PM
Just to add another thread on credit card security, I wondered what thoughts
there might be about this.
I went to PC World (yeah, I know) to pick up an item I'd reserved on their
website.
There was a chip'n'pin keypad there, but when I tried to stick the card in
the assistant wanted to take the card from me with with the intention of
swiping it through a separate device which was also sitting...
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JMS
January 31st 10 07:44 PM
I was informed of a new Co-op Credit card today - 12.9% APR - no
charges for cash withdrawals - or for cheques.
Borrow half your limit in cash over the month - taking it out of ATMs
- or use a cheque to pay off outstanding debt on other credit card.
When you get the bill - withdraw the other half of your limit to pay
off the "loan".
This show could run and run - a permanent loan at no cost.
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Jonathan Bryce
January 30th 10 07:05 PM
Some researchers at Cambridge University say that Verified by Visa and
Mastercard Secure Code have security problems.
http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/334105
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/Papers/fc10vbvsecurecode.pdf
There's nothing new here for anyone who has been following this group, but
it is still an interesting read.
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mick
January 29th 10 02:17 PM
The Conservatives said they were going to put this in their manifesto.
Does anyone think they will
do it, if they get in? personally i doubt it.The need for tax revenue
will be overwhelming.
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Sarah Howard
January 28th 10 12:04 PM
I have seen a property I want to buy and would have considered (given that I am providing a substantial deposit - over 40%), that obtaining a mortgage would be fairly straightforward. As I wish to borrow over £1million it has become apparent that as this is a large mortgage this is not straightforward at all and I am in fact struggling to obtain funding. Can anyone help?
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Sarah Howard
January 26th 10 10:27 AM
I have just had a call from my bank who have refused to renew my overdraft facility which my business relies on at various times in the year. Is there an alternative way of financing my business as this will have serious impacts on our chances of staying in business?
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Consumer Advice UK
January 25th 10 05:16 PM
Consumer Advice UK has closed
Consumer Advice UK was a trading style of 7 Marketing which has also closed.
I became suspicious of Consumer Advice UK towards the end of 2009 when certain things they were saying to me didn’t quite add up.
Point in case: - I was contacted on 22 November 2009 by a representative of Consumer Advice UK saying that the Supreme Court had ruled favourably for consumers...
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mick
January 25th 10 12:53 PM
Or is it? Economists are forecasting GDP growth in the 4th qtr of 0.2%
to 0.4%. However the recession officially began with 3 consecutive
negative growth qtrs.What if the 1st qtr of 2010 is negative? Are we
back in recession then? or do we have to wait another 6 months.
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MM
January 23rd 10 11:14 AM
I've just been on the phone to the HMRC since I received this morning
two revised tax notices for 6th April 2009 to 5th April 2010. These
new codes meant that I would have to pay 20% of tax on my private
pensions, but, as I pointed out to the HMRC, I do not receive income
in total that is more than my personal allowance (by far). My details
haven't changed in three years, either, yet the HMRC...
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Lez Pawl
January 23rd 10 05:28 AM
Does anyone here use an additive in their diesel engine.
My diesel is over 100K miles and I thought would an additive help with
economy etc.
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Fergus O'Rourke[_2_]
January 22nd 10 09:33 AM
Even if all could agree that fairness was crucial, and then on what fairness
actually requires (see a discussion on that by an Irish economist he
http://short.ie/jol) , it seems beyond argument that an economic recovery
plan that was designed to be effective would not necessarily also be fair.
( I have been considering this here http://short.ie/fair in an Irish
context, but it is relevant in...
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November 5
January 21st 10 01:32 PM
Is it any surprise that employers shun low IQ employees in preference
for higher IQ employees?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_intelligence
According to Richard Lynn, J. Philippe Rushton, and others, IQ test
score differences are observed cross-culturally and around the world.
Lynn has published three books summarizing IQ test scores from around
the world. The inaccuracy of the cross...
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Jeremy Pinwhistle
January 20th 10 10:38 PM
Hi,
I am just dealing with the estate of a recently deceased elderly relative.
Since her death it has emerged that a year ago at the age of 76 she took out
a personal loan from her high street bank of £20k.
We are currently in the process of applying for probate, so as yet we are
not sure as to what the actual loan agreement contains, and whether it will
have to be repaid out of her estate.
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mick
January 19th 10 12:21 PM
As the VAT increase came in on Jan 1st the rate for this month is
likely to to go over 4%. This looks like stagflation. The BOE is
forecasting a drop, suppose it carries on rising to over 5% surely
they will raise interest rates to 3 or 4% immediately.
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Up Yours!
January 17th 10 08:06 AM
I saw in a post on this NG that Santander are not issuing any new Electron
cards - mine
will be replaced with a Visa Debit on expiry.
Does anyone have a ink or can scan a leflet with the info?
I have a account with Santander (abbey) and a Visa Electron.
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Mark Goodge
January 16th 10 05:26 PM
Which banks still offer Solo cards on current accounts? First Direct
have just decided to replace them all with Visa debit, which is less
than helpful as the reason I had a Solo card in the first place was so
that I had at least one card which doesn't require me to sign up for
3D-insecure - switching it to Visa makes it a lot less useful. Any
suggestions as to where I can still get Solo?
Mark
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Alasdair
January 16th 10 04:20 PM
Most hotels, these days, will not allow you to book a room with cash.
They insist on card payments.
From the guest's point of view, the down side of this is that charges
could be added to the card without the cardholder's knowledge or
consent and he only finds out about them when he gets the bill.
Are there any ways to avoid this happening by using a pre-paid card
where the cost of the hotel...
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Alasdair
January 16th 10 03:50 PM
Can someone please tell me how to get an Electron card? Airlines and
railway companies don't charge an extra fee for payment by Electron
card but they do for payment by debit and credit card.
By the way, what is the logic for this discrimination?
--
Alasdair.
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Peter Saxton
January 15th 10 12:25 PM
I have sent the following email to the Post Office:
"My local Post Offices refuse to give me a receipt for receiving my
money so I can put it with my accounting records so I can correctly
prepare my tax return and have evidence of the payment if HMRC wish to
check.
They say that I can use the receipt of postage instead. I need the
receipt of postage kept with the letter to resolve any dispute...
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Dan Charette
January 15th 10 09:44 AM
I'm hoping someone can tell me that I am wrong and direct me to a solution
to the problem.
I never sign direct debits or regular payments to my credit cards. For the
last two months a company called HPMP of Brussels has taken 39.99 euros from
my MBNA account. I have never made any purchases from that company or had
anything to do with them. When I googled them I cannot find any contact
details...
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RobertL
January 14th 10 12:59 PM
Imagine, if you will, someone who has a 'Final Salary Scheme' pension
with his employer but the fund is in severe deficit which seems to be
growing year by year. Imagine also that the employee is worried that
the company might default at some point and fail to make up the
deficit. imagine that at the moment the employee can withdraw 100% of
his (actuarily calculated) pot and put it into a...
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sandy ronzon
January 14th 10 09:43 AM
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BOFH[_2_]
January 12th 10 09:48 PM
Just got my son a O2 Credit type card, linked to my phone. Its in my name,
but its his name too, so helps him get used to these things.
Anyway, topped it up with his spend last night, by debit card. Message was
"available to use immediately". He went to the cash til to look too, novelty
and all that.
Same debit card transaction takes X working days to hit the credit card. How
strange :-)
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John Smith[_4_]
January 12th 10 07:39 PM
Is it possible to get this paid into an account other than one under the
claimant's name? Potential claimant doesn't have an account, so would like
it paid into that of a family member.
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Reentrant[_2_]
January 11th 10 10:19 AM
I've accepted redundancy but my about-to-be-former employer wants me to
work part-time under contract on a self-employed, sole-trader basis (ie
not as a ltd company)
1) They've offered me a rate of about double what my salary was - is
that about right to compensate for no holiday, sick pay, pension, NIC etc?
2) They don't mind if I work one day a week or one week a month. Is one
or the...
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Western Voice[_2_]
January 9th 10 10:32 AM
Usury: A Short History of Banking
http://www.heretical.com/miscellx/usury.gif
Surely the Government is in control of the country and its supply of
money? Surely money is only a symbolic token to facilitate the
production, exchange and distribution of goods and services? Not so,
say the Third Positionists, who reject both Capitalism and
Communism...
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In400metreskeepright
January 8th 10 06:51 PM
please confirm your details...
yes right.
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John Burke
January 8th 10 02:46 PM
I thought I'd do it online this year, so having selected my best quote, I
proceeded with it until I reached the page that required my credit card
details.
Next, perhaps in response to my hesitating at this point, a chat window
suddenly opened. I was thus conveniently able to ask my concern
that, if I continued and completed this purchase, was I also consenting to a
continuous charge authority...
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Kruck
January 8th 10 07:54 AM
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In400metreskeepright
January 7th 10 06:32 AM
I was watching the film where the Local Defence Volunteers (to become the
Home Guard) were forming at Warmington on Sea and Mr Mainwearing was
recruiting the lads.
When questioned about his authority to take charge, he said something to the
effect "Of course I should be the leader, I am the bank manager and
therefore the most respected person in this town"
O how times have changed...
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In400metreskeepright
January 6th 10 06:31 AM
A&L Commercial while they were good for the highest interest rates a year or
so back they are poor for communications and speed when closing an account.
They stopped my last attempt to move, by BACS, 99% of my funds to another
bank and have now gone quiet.
Yet another phone call tonight then...
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paulfoel
January 5th 10 01:27 PM
Wife and I have set up our own business although we are both otherwise
employed as well.
Am I right in saying that we'd both have to pay a set rate (£2.40 a
week?) of class 2 NICs as well because of self-employment? Regardless
of how much profit we make or are we exempt if we make less than £5K?
In this case, would it be better for just one of us to declare
ourselves self-employed as a sole...
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Nige
December 31st 09 12:53 AM
My wife has a final-salary NHS pension of over thirty years, but has
been seeking to 'fill in' a few missing years (when she had to switch
to a private pension) by buying extra years ahead of her retirement.
She was advised to do this by several people (though none, as far as
I'm aware, were professional pension advisors) and has currently bought
back approximately three years at a cost of around...
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Bombastic
December 30th 09 01:18 PM
I have a tracker mortgage taken out some time ago with The Woolwich
(Now Barclays). My rate is very low because it's a tracker and was
taken out when they tracked at base + 1.25%. I just got a letter that
worries me, it seems to imply that they are going to change the terms
of the agreement and put me on base + 4%. Can they do that?
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Alan
December 30th 09 10:43 AM
Recent day-time TV advert for a pay-day loans offers a quick service. I
would think so with an interest rate of 2356% APR !
--
Alan
news2009 {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk
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John Smith[_4_]
December 30th 09 01:30 AM
I know that one of the basic premises of a limited company is that should a
company go bust owing a significant sum, in most cases the company owner
will not be personally liable for its debts.
However, what is to stop a company with debts but also assets, starting up a
new company with a new registration, doing the same business but simply
transferring all of the assets to the new company,...
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