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  1. This is all worrying

     

    My mum has reassessment next week on Wednesday.

     

    Has had loads of bone and joint ops

     

    But that could be another thread

     

    Back to the subject, they seem to be wilfully ignoring experienced NHS medical professionals in the pursuit of pure statistics

     

    Help your friend to hang in there and don't let them grind him down.

  2. ban it outright

     

    with the threat of a ban looming we're seeing a big increase in complaints, the clampers and tow'ers seem to be going have shifted into overdrive recently.

     

    It's just plainly criminal its allowed at the moment, threats and blackmail.

     

    It can never be regulated effectively, so ban it.

  3. My 13 year old 306 is starting to get ropey (rust n bad clutch), so a newer car is needed soon.

     

    Who is actually doing non secured personal loans below 9.9%

     

    Asked my bank (Natwest)

     

    14.9% apr GTFOH :evil:

     

    So, do we know who's actually lending below 9.9%apr ?

     

    And not just using cheap advertised to suck people in.

     

    I have 998 credit score so 1 off the best possible score you can have :-)

  4. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11186397

     

    Nearly six million people in the UK are to be told they have paid the wrong amount of tax.

    About £2bn has been underpaid via the Pay as You Earn (PAYE) system in the past two years, with about 1.4 million people owing an average of £1,500 each.

    But £1.8bn has also been overpaid and some 4.3 million people will get a rebate because they have paid too much.

    HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said the "overwhelming majority" of PAYE contributions were correct.

    Millions of letters will be sent to taxpayers across the UK informing them of errors in their contributions.

    The first 45,000 are expected to arrive on Tuesday, with 30,000 informing recipients they are due a rebate of on average £418.

    The remaining 15,000 letters will tell taxpayers they have underpaid and will have their tax code altered next year to recoup the money.

     

     

    I suspect i'll be one due to my tax code being messed up my my 4 employers over the last 2 years.

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