pabenny wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 29 2019 4:24pm

How do you get this giftcard deal? I've found the T&C online but no sign of the deal in my app

Get the app, do the security, put in £105 into Monese. Then go to Promotions (it's on the top left menu) and enter then two voucher codes. Bingo.

I...
...Saw Brexit related post.
...Saw Boro Boy's name attached.
...Rolled eyes.
...Voted for increases in education spending and life-long learning.

The UK is an idiocracy.

go go go it's on again

Top up £80 and go to PROMOTIONS

Type in GC100 as the code

You've got £100 to buy an Amazon / Currys / Argos gift card with.

Limited supply - BE QUICK!!

Surely we accept that Brexit will take 10 or 20 years to sort out, but in that longer term things for our country, as an independent, may be better. I see no evidence to suggest that things will be better. It's more likely that we'll have 'fake' independence where we can theoretically say "up yours...

merging tax and NI is sensible, but this is yet another tax cut in a country that needs investment in services. Where are these fabled 'extra billions' coming from? And the markets have reacted because of the removal of uncertainty: the facts behind 'project fear' have not changed. They were based o...

Changes WERE made the day after the result, by the Bank of England. Those changes mitigated some of the effects, and the pretty close deal Theresa May negotiated mitigated others. The real test will be in December when we're supposed to leave onto an FTA. If, as everyone suggests, this will be bare-...

merging tax and NI is sensible, but this is yet another tax cut in a country that needs investment in services. It would be an increase in tax for high earners No, what he is proposing now - raising NI contributions limit to £12,500 - is a tax cut for all workers. At a time when we need tax receipts.

But a majority of Scots want to remain in the EU. And Johnson is taking them out against their will.

They deserve the right to say aye or nae.

Up 26%.

Changed my position to sell, to end the year on a high. There may be more legs in this one, but I think it'd be nice to crstyalise our position and start 2020 in the black.

Drop to the 123 lite account, you pay £1 but you keep the cashback element which should still return a few pennies each month, especially if you can overpay your utilities such as gas and electricity.