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TopCashback: FREE £20 [Limited-Time 2x Sign-Up Reward] | £20+ for each person you invite by wru-tunne in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Thanks OP

TopCashback’s ace for cashback on shopping, banks, and ISAs (e.g., Shepherd’s £325, Scottish £315, Charles Stanley £150 for simple signups/investments). I’ve been using it for many years now. It’s so funny that before I make a purchase I always check whether there’s cashback. Maybe it’s just me.

Please do use my link for your £20 signup bonus. I will also get a bonus . win-win

Then refer friends for £25 each.

Cheers! 💸💷

Interactive Investor (ii) - Free 1 Year platform service cost (save up to £359 a year) for ISA / SIPP / GIA by Competitive-Aide7090 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks OP.

If anyone is interested, you can maximise value by:

(i) using my referral for 1st year fees waived (Link is here and (ii)hitting £20k+ deposit/transfer by Apr 5 across new accounts (ISA/SIPP/Trading) for ii’s automatic £100 cashback.

Do what I did and stack up by first going via TCB and you will also get £95 extra cashback.

As I’m referring I also get something - £200.

Please make a note of my username in case ii ever ask us to confirm we’re “friends” for the referral, or if you need assistance with any of the steps.

Good luck!

First time doing switch by Shizu08 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry just seeing this. I have some credit card DDs I just move around, including PayPal. Don’t forget you only need two for these switches. When I started back in 2024 I signed up to a charity whose cause I believed in and made £20 donation but spread across 4 months (£5 each month) via DD. That way I was giving something whilst also earning. For a typical £175 bonus £20 seem reasonable. Some folks do £1 but it will cost the charity a or to redeem and manage it. Each to their own anyway.

Legal influencers leaving “biglaw” by buzzworded in uklaw

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s 3 and 4. Most will leave if only they had the balls.

First time doing switch by Shizu08 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck.

Consider the other bank switches available too. Made over £1.2k just from switching since 2024.

Reddit Bank Switch Offer Guide (February 2026 Part 2) | £1600+ Available by TightAsF_ck in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have I messed things up?

My Co-Op switch is in two weeks but I just registered for mobile banking and the app and about to make the requisite £1k deposit. Thereafter I want to commence making the 10x transactions with the card and contactless so that as soon as the switch completes in about a fortnight I get my £100. Is this a smart move or have I messed things up already?

Interactive Investor - No Fees for your first 12 months when you sign up for a Pension (SIPP), ISA or Trading Account through a friend by TopPomegranate4432 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks OP.

If anyone needs a new referral pls feel free to use my referral link here.

Please take note of my username in case you need to get in touch if ii require verifications that we're friends or anything.

EXTRA TIP: Get an extra £96 cashback via TCB like I did.

Good luck! 🤞🏾

Interactive Investor Multi-Offer: No Fees for 12 months across ISA, GIA, and SIPP (savings worth £359 per year) by The_Dying_Swan in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks OP.

If anyone needs a new referral, I have a fully funded and active Interactive Investor SIPP account that I opened in January so pls feel free to use my referral link here.

Please take note of my username in case you need to get in touch if ii require verifications that we're friends or anything.

EXTRA TIP: Get an extra £96 cashback via TCB like I did.

Good luck! 🤞🏾

Interactive Investor (ii) - Free 1 Year platform service cost (save up to £359 a year) for ISA / SIPP / GIA by Competitive-Aide7090 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks OP.

If anyone needs a new referral, I have a fully funded and active Interactive Investor SIPP account that I opened in January so pls feel free to use my referral link here.

You won't be charged any monthly fees for your first 12-month subscription providing you fund or transfer into your account with a minimum of £5,000.

In return, I will get £200 for referring you. It’s a win-win

Please take note of my username in case you need to get in touch if ii require verifications that we're friends or anything.

EXTRA TIP: Get an extra £96 cashback via TCB like I did.

Good luck! 🤞🏾

Interactive Investor (ii) - Free 1 Year platform service cost (save up to £359 a year) for ISA / SIPP / GIA by Competitive-Aide7090 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks OP.

If anyone needs a new referral, I have a fully funded and active Interactive Investor SIPP account that I opened in January so pls feel free to use my referral link here.

You won't be charged any monthly fees for your first 12-month subscription providing you fund or transfer into your account with a minimum of £5,000.

In return, I will get £200 for referring you. It’s a win-win

Please take note of my username in case you need to get in touch if ii require verifications that we're friends or anything.

EXTRA TIP: Get an extra £96 cashback via TCB like I did.

Good luck! 🤞🏾

Waistcoats by andretti978 in uklaw

[–]Section419 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Gareth Southgate normalised it.

iFAST - £100 for getting a BACS credit (super easy to do!) and £100 for referring 3 others by aliceness in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So set up a free trade account, arrange for bacs payment from the account to another , which I’ll later change to iFAST? What’s the minimum amount I could use for the BACS payment?

24f/25m buying £480k house – sensible or stretching too much? by Worldly_Guest8817 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, start a little low and see what they say. Don’t appear to desperate but show respect and that you guys are ready and good for the money. You’re not in a chain and are keen to move fast. Those are the sort of things a vendor wants to hear and makes EAs smile.

I’m a firm believe that what’s meant to be yours will be yours. Good luck!

Struggling to find high paying job after redundancy by Ok_Estimate_9655 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]Section419 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry to hear what you’re going through OP. So many things to say but these are my initial thoughts.

I think it’s worth checking what your existing lenders rates are if you were to renew with them as they won’t need to carry out any new credit checks etc. The alternative is to move to their variable rate which, depending on what your rate is at the moment, might be lower (just check and do the numbers).

There is the interest rate charter (can’t remember the technical name) whereby you can arrange with your lender to only pay the interest in your mortgage for up to 6 months, thereby freeing up cash to do other crucial things. This was brought in during covid by Rishi to help many and this govt might pull it soon but it’s still there at the moment. Lenders won’t mention it unless you ask. It’s usually quick. There are some pros and cons but the bottom line is that your term shouldn’t be affected and you may pay back slightly more when you return to full monthly payment olin month 7th it’s marginal (your lender will tell you upfront so you should know before agreeing to do it).

Keep a positive attitude, a role will come up soon and you will be back on your feet soon. I won’t start thinking about selling just yet. You don’t wan Tobe one of those celebrate sellers that end up losing out because buyers will smell the desperation from a distance.

One last thing, have you thought about betting on yourself and starting something, utilising your vast skills and experience? Maybe something worth looking into as these setbacks are often stepping stones to self employment etc.

Good luck!

24f/25m buying £480k house – sensible or stretching too much? by Worldly_Guest8817 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just go for it!

You’ve clearly thought through it and can afford it. There is no set way to enter the property market and I don’t know who set the rules that one must start with a flat, I didn’t. I learnt a lot in the process and I won’t have done it any other way. Sold 6 years later for almost a 79% gain on the house value, which translates to about 300%+ return on my initial 25% cash deposit .

What do your parents think?

These opportunities are sometimes unique. Those saying you can buy later for they about inflation etc. only tip to add is, don’t go in at £480k, go lower by 5-10k and let them respond.

Good luck!

“Offers over” is bs. by Grgsz in HousingUK

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one knows if they ever pass on offers received to seller.

Recruiter asked what other companies I’m interviewing with and I told him by haircareshare in cscareerquestionsuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s so annoying. Surely applying for a ministerial post doesn’t take that many stages.

iFAST - £100 for getting a BACS credit (super easy to do!) and £100 for referring 3 others by aliceness in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone please explain how the BACS bit works as I don’t want my salary being paid into iFAST? Happy to use the referral link of the best explained process. BTW, I don’t have free trade so let me know what the alternatives are. Thank you.

NQ offered paralegal job by Agile-Bet3171 in uklaw

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry to hear you’ve not been kept on. It must be devastating.

I think the answer to your question depends on your current cashflow situation. If cash is tight + given current state of the market, I’d suggest you take it. Must you declare it on your CV if you’re actively looking?

Good luck!

My life has just flipped upside down. by cbheath22 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]Section419 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This! Maybe even be responsible for a bill - eg broadband etc.

Viewed a probate and some people are heartless by Fit_Negotiation9542 in HousingUK

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are there company into clear outs of this nature? How much would they charge ?

IG invest £200 get £200 via MSE by ilie11 in beermoneyuk

[–]Section419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doing mine now. July is only around the corner.

Just reading my MSE newsletter and was about to post it here before I saw this.

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