I do have some of them and it recent years they have worked out in comparison to savings accounts available. Brings a moment of joy each month when you win something.
Premium bonds are okay, safer than betting as you can always get your initial sum back, though you have to remember cash devalues 50 percent every 10 years, well it is still worth the same but buys 50 precent less stuff, plus you might just win...
Good luck waiting for the state pension to kick in. Frankly the way our governments extend retirement age you're quicker to buy an asset and sell later. The reason for pensions being a minefield was the advertising for consolidation. An...
Rochecter city diesel in er Rochester, he probably has one of the shelf.
Peter is his name and he can talk more than me!
Quick google will give you his phone number, if you can give him any numbers off the pump it might help.
Enter co name into...
Many moons ago we went to see an ifa for our first mortgage, he was a huge round man called Alan Middleton Stewart, and I really liked the bloke gave good advice, and yes he had a large house in a lot of ground with a very nice car!
The co he...
I always have a nagging doubt that any advice is really in my interest and more likely any extra money just goes in additional fees. The fact the advisor has a new car and a big house goes some way towards confirming my fears!
I have my doubts being mid 50s is even worth adding/starting to any pension.
Recently changed job and decided I am not starting another pension at 56.
I think existing ones means I will be able to retire early and keep afloat until state pension...
To me they are incredibly complicated and something I think might be a good idea may cost me badly.
Until I paid the mortgage off I couldn't really pay in enough but now I have some money spare I have found I can't pay in more. Something to do...
I think pensions are a minefield, Iirc there were one or two ifas on the disco3forum.
We saw ours recently, and for them to go through the pensions and offer advice on savings etc is going to be circa 1.5k, not cheap but I would rather pay and...
Yes and no, but if head gasket has blown between cylinders then the piston on compression could be pushing gases into the cylinder that is charging hence the noise out of the air filter as the charging cylinder has its valve/s open to let the...
I'll give that a go, I remember they are those old skool connectors that slide over the printed circuits so they could have got some scale on them. Might explain why some of the bits are working if on the other connector. Thanks š
I think the original question is plain daft, air brake even on old ****etrs are more complicated than hydraulic brakes.
No insurance company on the planet would touch it with a barge pole.
Scania R cab heater matrix, flushed it multiple times, still crap heater, new matrix all fixed, I reckon all heater matrix with their inlet/outlet pipes at the top are a silt trap.
Absolutely, but the point I was getting at is do they know any better? Who's telling them what they should and shouldn't be doing? Who are the good examples to follow?
Ok you could argue that they should've all read the GLASS guidelines etc...
Been to plenty of pay & play days where I have not even bothered driving.
By us they just put the motors in the deepest things they could find & winch all day.
Iām sure none of these drivers could do a challenge event(punch hunt). & last a day.