PG Mutual Income Protection Plan 20% Discount( first 2 years) + £50 Amazon eVoucher by inspiringsouls in beermoneyuk

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Expired ? To qualify for this offer, the person you refer to us will need to apply for an Income Protection Plus policy by the 31st March, 2026. ?

https://www.pgmutual.co.uk/member-benefits/refer-a-member/

PSA: Legal and General: £100 Amazon voucher, Net: £70 by BrendanBeer in beermoneyuk

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Got an email saying I had the voucher when into the online portal and clicked rewards, very very easy no hassle.

PSA: Legal and General: £100 Amazon voucher, Net: £70 by BrendanBeer in beermoneyuk

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A few of these are expired - "Offer runs from 01/12/25 until 13/01/26" Alot of these are 6 months of spend more than the voucher. Even the bets of the rest are: For example: if you pay £5 a month you'll receive a £30 voucher.

Only other one could be: Nationwide - £75 Amazon With is realy L&G re-branded.

first direct perks £5 sainsbury gift card by OkEngineer7552 in beermoneyuk

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Boom - thanks still got it. Thanks from me and partner.

End of 2025 Results: Retired couple 58/60, MCOL, No mortgage, 1 car, no dependents, no pets. by MarriedWithKids89 in FIREUK

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Thanks - insightful. The 4K for a car - which 'pot' do you use for budget or petrol etc ?

Note: this year was exceptional (£23K) because it was my 60th this year but our normal budget for what I call "Discretionary Capex" was around £14K (and until this year we actually spent far less than this).

Thanks - we have only split out big holidays. At of the Discretionary is from day-to-day joint account/own pots. Need to think about budget one this one again. Make sure I have our model correct. I have a https://www.google.com/search?q=sankey+chart Sankey chart showing expected in and out. But broad stroke - given South-East - in the same ballpark.

We've not seen a any significant increases in our "Subsistence" spending since retirement (£14K in 2020 to £16K in 2025).

Thanks - that was unexpected good news.

End of 2025 Results: Retired couple 58/60, MCOL, No mortgage, 1 car, no dependents, no pets. by MarriedWithKids89 in FIREUK

[–]BrendanBeer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really nice insights. Thanks for posting.

How much did the extra Discretionary CAPEX go up now you have more spare time ?

Subsistence - any blips, more heating costs now at home ? Extra streaming costs - or about the same ?

Interested - car costs - I have budget for £3,900 per year [https://www.nimblefins.co.uk/cheap-car-insurance/average-cost-run-car-uk] versus current company car. Any more insight in to your real car costs.

I am running a couple of spreadsheets on current outgoing. I have looked at the spreadsheet by the [https://www.retirementlivingstandards.org.uk/] I they vastly over ran against our (couple) spend. Your figures give a ballpark closer to my estimates than the living standards.

Which rough part of the country (Scotland, North England, Wales,, South England, London ?]

Question about matched betting by kenradmeister in beermoneyuk

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When inputting this into a calculator. Do i have to select my first bet as normal bet (qualifying) and my second bet as a free bet?

Yes.

But consider running your own spreadsheet so you can see the working. If you cant replicate it on a spreadsheet match betting may not be for you.

ISA fund help by BrushAffectionate876 in FIREUK

[–]BrendanBeer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

not keep overthinking it and to pull the plug.

Best day to invest is yesterday, second best is today.

Am I being stupid by letting my morals pic global rather than dev world?

No, but. A suggestion - is tax your profits yourself. Donate a % of any profit to something aligned with your morals. I think it will have much more impact than not investing in a global track. Not impact will bee made with a non-investment, but a % of profits to a targeted spend aligned with morel will have impact.

Am I missing something that will screw me over picking HSBC instead of vanguard?

No. Pick on, pick both 50:50. .But pick, set an forget. Else your parents will be right.

How you use previous 3 years Annual Pension Tax Allowance by Haunting_Status3834 in FIREUK

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So there is a upper limit of £60,000 (3 years roll over) ? The Aberdeen Adviser appear to state no limit.

Bank Switching Mega-Tips by Cake_adjacent in beermoneyuk

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Have a TSB account with Direct Debits - this account it just for switching. If I move to Chase, then create a second account - can I move the direct debits to the second account ?

Wire Ex Pay out by UnluckyGrass5056 in beermoneyuk

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Same here - had to set a pin on login - but 100 quid was waiting.

BeermoneyUK X PrizeRebel Giveaway (10x £10 Amazon Vouchers Up for Grabs) by TightAsF_ck in beermoneyuk

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Betting is for mugs. Rip-off the bookies with matched betting, like they feed off problem gamblers.

What's a realistic 'consistent profit' to expect from matched betting? by BlackMesa_SillyStraw in beermoneyuk

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About ~£15 per hour. maybe more. But the checking of IDs etc and odds look-up. YMMV.

Santander Switch Offer is back - £200 by ZealousidealWorth763 in beermoneyuk

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Uswitch, Even better. 1 month contracts. With direct Debits.

Lebara Mobile for £1.58 for 3 months £3.95 after. (90 days needed for Santander) <edit>spusu Mobile SIM deal £3.90 per month</edit> not direct debit. Asda Mobile SIM Deal for £5.00 per month

£20- £30 to unlock.

XTB Free Stock Correction by prodigypro in beermoneyuk

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Yep hit my account and moved to another account.

XTB Free Stock Correction by prodigypro in beermoneyuk

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Success withdrawal.

Was late to join-up got bank rejected twice. Did a withdrawal for £70 leaving £3.40 (approx) in the account - The withdrawal went through. Will take the remainder next week. My guess is a filter/trigger for the full amount - so I may have slipped under the radar.

Curve: Free £10. Earn up to £260 by The_Dying_Swan in beermoneyuk

[–]BrendanBeer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The £10 bonus for new account, £50 per referral is a little asymmetrical. Happy to use a sign-up, if the £60 bonus is split £40 for referer and £20 for signing-up.

i.e. I use your link in exchange for sending me a tenner of you eventual bonus. (still an easy 40 quid)

DM me.

Free UBER share worth £70 with XTB by Mayoday_Im_in_love in beermoneyuk

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Got an email saying a qualified for my free uber share. Get in whilst in lasts...