financial advice
On one of the hottest days of year, I travelled up to London for annual financial review with Nikki and Graeme.
Now over 5 years since this was in place and thankfully the performance for the most part has been in the positive.
As we have seen you never know what is going to happen, but hopefully it will stay that way.
Graeme team laid on a lovely lunch and then we had some time at a local pub.
For the first time ever, the rates required a 2nd vote, due to various results from the 1st vote where there were three different opinions on what should be done.
On the 2nd vote, it was decided to reduce the interest rates from 4.25% to 4%.
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So, literally a year before the event, we cannot be refunded the tickets we purchased.
Using security and event policy, what a joke TicketMaster are!!
How can it be a security issue? I just want to return my tickets and get a refund for them.
I have raised this issue with several organisations, see if I get any support from them.
Just be careful when purchasing tickets.
The six-monthly report came through, and all was OK with the property.
I would recommend this for peace of mind that no one is trying to use your property for their benefit. It’s free to register.
Earlier in the week, I had received a letter from the Halifax building society, that If I didn’t visit a branch before September, the account would be closed.
So, I went to a branch in Eltham and when I got to a cashier, I was pleasantly surprised that the account had £950 in.
I had the account closed and money transferred.
So always make sure you read your post, that’s when you get some delivered.
I then did something for the 1st time in my life and went into a bookie and placed two bets.
Watch this space.
The interest rates stay the same this month at 4.25%.
Just shows it’s the long haul, regarding the markets, especially when you have a Trump around.
The 19k I lost on March 9th week, has now been recovered with a 1K bonus.
Just annoying that I had to lose that with all these tariff issues.
On the day that we celebrate 80 years since VE day, the Bank of England have reduced the interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25%.
Though it was a split decision of 5 for, 2 for cut to 4% and 2 for no change.
This is also on day, when it appears to be a tariff agreement reached with the USA.
After a few days of doing the cricket job, I realised that I needed a new laptop.
After discussing with Mark, I decided to purchase a laptop from Dell.
Main features, being a large screen, 32GB of memory, and good network card.
