English and Welsh Water bills to fall 2% over next year
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 4th February 2015 15:12.
*Water and sewerage customers in England and Wales will see bills fall by an average of 2% - or £9 - over the coming year, the industry has......
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English and Welsh Water bills to fall 2% over next year
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Checking for CCJs at old address
Is there a way of checking for CCJs, defaults etc at an old address without giving linkage to your current address?
I'm slightly concerned as I've been googling for updates on the Egg/Barclaycard/Marlin situation and have seen threads on other forums saying that these have started appearing... -
Aged Debts- when do they cease being an issue?
Hi, I have read so much stuff in the last month and although I have learnt loads I am still a bit confused.
My partner has a big pile of relatively small debts - JD Williams Jacamo and all that lot plus Mext and maybe a couple of others. They vary from £100 ish to £1200, I doubt there... -
Current Account Upgrade...
I am thinking about upgrading my current account and talking my daughter into doing the same. For £15 a month (each), we would get:
Car Breakdown cover
Mobile Phone Insurance
Home Emergency cover
Worldwide Travel Insurance
All for 12 x £15 a month = £174... -
Do people know where their chicken comes from?
Do people know where their chicken comes from?
Campaigners say chicken meat needs better labelling. How much do people really know about the life of a chicken before it reaches their plate?
More --->http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-29219843 -
Water firms use 'unacceptable' debt collection tactic letters
Water firms use 'unacceptable' debt collection tactic letters
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 15th October 2014 09:29.
*More than half the UK's water suppliers have been sending their customers "unacceptable" debt collection letters, the BBC has learned.*... -
DCA resurrecting a written off account
Hi
I don't know if anybody can advise me, please?
I had severe financial problems in 2002/3 as a result of being swindled in business and was left with lots of debt including a number of credit cards with high balances.
I agreed token payments... -
Debt Collectors Ball.
Big night out at the 'Bailiff's Oscars': Fine wine and fat cigars at the Debt Collectors Awards.
Sadly, categories at the event dubbed the Bailiff Oscars did not include Britain’s Best Granny Harasser, Fastest Door Dispenser and Giant Telly Seizer Of The Year
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Thinking of applying for a Crap One credit card!
In view of what happened to me two weeks ago, I'm thinking of applying for a Crappy One credit card.
When I was applying for my TSB Business Account, which has now been approved, the bank manager said to me three times - “you've got an extremely good credit rating.”
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Any advice pls
We bought a dishwasher the for our DD.Now sil measured but did not allow for water pipes at back of cupboard,so it doesn't fit.They have picked another from same seller( I am waiting for a callback).When I spoke to them earlier I told them I would like an exchange and not a refund.My query is should... -
National Grid Just Dug Up My Driveway!
So for the last 3 weeks, National Grid have slowly been working their way round our street, digging up in various places. Last week, they decided to dig a hole just the other side of our front garden fence, with no notice or warning. We had some fencing suppliers due the day after to dig out old shrubs... -
Water meters mean higher bills for more than a third of consumers
Water meters mean higher bills for more than a third of consumers
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 22nd August 2014 09:23.
*The number of water meters installed in homes across England and Wales has risen above 10 million, as suppliers in drought prone areas in... -
Continuing Healthcare
Hi Everyone,
My Mum is now 87 and lives in her own home with my sister but her health is deteriorating since having a stroke a couple of years ago and in particular these last couple of months. She needs help to walk whereas before she could do it with her walker, she has frequent bouts... -
Another Homeserve miss-sell?
It is my believe my mum in law who lives with us has been miss-sold a homeserve policy, she pays and always has done the water bill for our property and thus believe that was the root to being sold it.
All this is unbeknown to me and only just found out by checking her bank statement due... -
Homeserve Mis-selling
I have recently discovered we have two policies with Homeserve, one for water supply pipe cover costing approx £73 per annum (not necessary as already covered) and the other for plumbing and drainage cover £120 per annum (also not necessary) both taken out by my wife approximately 10 years ago! ...
