sitsinhedges

How much does it weigh?

Didnt someone had to start a business to provide you with a job?

If you want a level playing field then take a risk and start your own business, then you can enjoy these benefits. It's not as good as you think though.

They loaded me with clopidogrel for the procedure because I can't tolerate aspirin. It's to stop any clots forming.p

I had it done a few years ago when they thought I had a blockage in one of my arteries. There's not much to it to be fair. You lay on a gurney with your arm out and they make a tiny incision in your wrist and feed a wire up into your heart. They then inject dye to see if any of your arteries are blocked which they view thru a tv screen directly above you. If needed they fit stents. In my case I was ok. After this they put a contraption on the tiny wrist wound that applies pressure for a few hours while it heals. Then you go back to the ward for tea and toast. It's really not that bad and quite painless from my recollection. It amazed me how they seemed to do the procedure without losing a drop of blood from.the wound site.

Excellent 👍

Think I dodged a bullet largely, especially regarding property. I own one rental flat but will be selling unfortunately. Not worth the gamble now despite taxes remaining largely the same.

I'm a long way from being affected but any restrictions need to be vigorously resisted.

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I have two 500 gram rolls of braided polycotton netting twine. One is black, one is chocolate brown. Was for a longnet project that never happened but also ideal for ferretting purse nets. £25 for both collected from Kettering

It doesn't work like that. You can only put each year you live in it against each year it was rented out. It would have to be an equal number at least to cancel the capital gains tax liability.

You can find out all you want online now with youtube and forums for free. Why would you buy a magazine any more.

Financial advisors seem to want you to have as much when you die as when you retire which to me is ridiculous. They use a 4% rule so having a modest £20,000 a year requires a £ half million sized pot. I think it's more realistic ways of working it, if you don't mind dying, still at a good age without so much left.

Is that as a couple?

I don't think I would qualify because I have savings. I want to do bit more than 'not starve' ☺️