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Franklan wrote: ↑Tue Sep 23, 2025 7:59 pm TV stations refuse to air 'insensitive' Kimmel's show after ABC lifts suspension

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skadi wrote: ↑Wed Sep 17, 2025 1:53 pm

Or have them reinvested automatically into more Premium Bonds, then she doesn't need a bank account - unless she's at the £30k limit, or wants the cash.

The current max holding for Premium Bonds is £50K.

[/quote]Thank you. Interesting….i think that the account holder needs to be the PB holder? Ive not used Wise for a while. Isn’t the UK account theirs? Ive asked if my daughter can pay into my UK HSBC account. No! That was a couple of years ago so I’ll check again just in case. [/quote] If your daugh...

Kiddo and I get excited every month. Happy with an occasional £25 so far 😊. Still trying to work out how she can get her outstanding wins without a Uk bank account….. Have you looked into a Wise account (used to be transfer wise) or Revolut, for some of them you do not need to be a UK resident but ...

TK pays 40 EUR towards Prophylaxe only.

Hi there, I think you need to take this up with your employer and also take a look at your employment contract. Tere is normally provision made what needs to be supplied and by when.

Thanks a lot for pointing this out. Actually I did consider them. The ONE person with whom I discussed, my mum, strongly discouraged me for using the manual ones for jams. But maybe they're actually good? For sure there's no motor to burn... Did your mum give reasons? If you were near I would lend ...

Have you considered a manual solution? I would experiment with putting the fruit through a mincer and then stating the jam process, if you google Fleischwolf that should throw up what I ean. I bought a cast iron old school model for a fiver from a flea market/charity shop but there are stainless ste...

The letters (one to me & one to my wife) arrived today from our town in Southern Schleswig-Holstein. Why they didn't just send one notice the "Herr & Frau HEM"... I guess that the letters has to go to all owners and the owners may not always live at the same address, so the easies...

It is looking grim for Ukraine and Europe needs to pull closer with effective action on so many levels and hopefully less bureaucracy. I do worry for concepts like free speech that allows anybody to spout any rubbish - unchecked. Womens rights, reproductive and otherwise. And I am concerned for elec...

I'm in a similar situation with a "stranded" pension fund in the UK - no annuity and only complete withdrawal or leaving as life insurance possible Me too and none of the advisers I have spoken to, both in the UK and in Germany, have come back with anything useful. I may leave this to my ...

I need to get my head three payouts: firstly a life insurance payout following my husbands's death. UK policy payable on death only, this is not taxed in the UK and I hope not taxed here either as I cannot see that it falls under one of the seven categories of taxable income. Will it be subject to h...

Our land tax has gone up by about 11%, not sure about changes to water charges yet. It was worth checking the Bescheid though because they sneakily charged church tax, a small amount but annoying nonetheless. Widerspruch by email was dealt with in a few days, so all is well.

GaryC wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 7:15 pm Happy to double-check your state pension position is you like, just to give you peace of mind.

Thanks Gary, I have sent you a PM.

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Have you looked into paying UK voluntary NI? Increase your UK pension, get a D tax deduction for the cost and have a potentially positive impact on your DRV pension. According to DWP I am fully paid up, I had some correspondence with them after they stopped taking money from the direct debit set up...

I live in the UK, hence applying for my pensions via DWP. If you are in Germany then you would apply via DRV. All that happens when you apply via your local pension authority is that they pull your contribution records together, from all relevant countries, and send that aggregated record to each c...

Exactly so. Waiting for my letter to claim UK pension and will be calling DWP if it not here in another week or so. Does that mean you can apply directly with DWP? I think I read somewehere that you need to apply via DRV in Germany who will then liaise with DWP. I really would prefer to my UK state...

My car passed its MOT with just minor work (rear shocks and battery cover and heat shield had to be attached properly), very happy as it is old

Thanks for putting me straight on the DT treaty and yes, I see that I will be taxed on it here in Germany. The pension award is in line with AFPS widow's pension link you sent, so all is well in that respect.