I recently had to pay a holiday company (Portland) my final balance. Their invoice states that they only accept debit cards (by phone), a building society cheque or a credit card (at extra cost); but not a Bank cheque, despite the fact we are not travelling for another 3 months. Is this legal?
During the last few months I have seen the same explanation of short-selling about 50 times. However, this doesn't make sense to me.
According to the explanation, someone wishing to make a profit borrows some shares, sells them and then buys them back after the price has (hopefully) dropped and returns the borrowed shares, pocketing the price difference.
A new survey from Lloyds TSB suggests that trust is now more important to consumers than interest rates.
Due to the lack of national health dentist's I have not been able to find one willing to take me on their books for many years. Also I am absolutly terrified so my teeth have deteriated bady over the past few years .
I was last told i would probably need dentures in the near future ,not a good outlook ..
Our recent poll on whether the congestion charge should be extended
across the UK provoked a great response from Moneywise users - 79% of
people said no to extending the C-zone to other UK cities and the
majority of comments called for this "driving tax" to be scrapped
altogether.
i sent letters to them all about the ppi they will give any money back
none of them any help
I AM SICK AND FED UP OF HEARING US AS A NATION WHINGE - AT THE FIRST SIGN OF TROUBLE - MEANWHILE, AROUND THE WORLD THERE'S STARVATION/NATURAL DISASTERS - HERE, WE FLY INTO A PANIC IF THE TRAINS ARE CANCELLED.
WE HAVE BECOME A NATION OF SELFISH SWINES - ALL BROUGHT ON BY MAGGIE THATCHER - SHE GOT RID OF ALL OF OUR NATURAL WEALTH - GAS/OIL/WATER - IF IT DIDN'T STAND STILL SHE SOLD IT.
GORDON BROWN - HE'S IN THE MIDST OF A WORLD WIDE RECESSION - WE ARE CLAMOURING FOR THIS AND FOR THAT - WHO'S GOING TO PAY FOR IT - IT DOESN'T COME OUT OF BROWN'S POCKET YOU KNOW!
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I read with interest the above article in the Oct edition of Moneywise as I had never understood the meaning of the letter following the tax code. On checking mine I see that I am a 'P' - aged 65-74 and get full personal allowance. Fine. but as a married man why am I not rated as a 'V' and receiving the full personal allowance AND the married couple's allowance?