u/According-Caramel340

I purchased a Tapo doorbell yesterday and have set it up but I want it so when the doorbell rings both of my alexas can notify my that someone is at the door. The first time I tried this my one in the living room went off but my others didnt and a day later none of them say anything.

Ive checked the communications, announcements and DND settings and general turn them off and on again and nothing seems to work?

Just wondered if anyone had solved this issue?

Hey all, just recently beat the elite 4 and now I'm wondering how I can fix my late start to the game! I appriciate the way to do it would be to trade but how would people realistically be willing to give them away?

Appreciate that this isnt much compared to some of the salaries ive seen on the sub but I'm currently in the UK and earning £40k a year and will be qualifying as a solicitor in september and my salary will be £65k.

I estimate my take home pay will be about £3,700 a month after tax (i have private dentist and gym included as a salary sacrifice). I am currently putting 6% into my pension and I'm paying off interest free debt of my parents (£9k paying £150 a month) and paying off a credit card (£1,500 interest free until march ans pay off £200 a month).

My goal is to eliminate the credit card first and then use the £200 to move that towards the payment of the debt to my parents.

I would also like to buy a house with my partner within the next 3 years.

My bills (including food) come to about 1600 a month. I'm looking to save £1k a month which is going to be split between a lifetime isa and a cash isa. I'm looking to save for a house deposit and build an emergency fund as I currently only have 800.

I'm also looking at an AMEX card and Barclayscard for a back up for my day to day spending and then pay it off in full to take advantage of cashback and rewards and once the debts are paid off I'm looking to move that money I would be using for the debts into a stocks and shares ISA.

Just wondered what people thought of my approach? New to the world of actually having a budget and managing my finances but feel like september will be the time to make the most of it.

Any feedback appreciated!

Appreciate that this isnt much compared to some of the salaries ive seen on the sub but I'm currently in the UK and earning £40k a year and will be qualifying as a solicitor in september and my salary will be £65k.

I estimate my take home pay will be about £3,700 a month after tax (i have private dentist and gym included as a salary sacrifice). I am currently putting 6% into my pension and I'm paying off interest free debt of my parents (£9k paying £150 a month) and paying off a credit card (£1,500 interest free until march ans pay off £200 a month).

My goal is to eliminate the credit card first and then use the £200 to move that towards the payment of the debt to my parents.

I would also like to buy a house with my partner within the next 3 years.

My bills (including food) come to about 1600 a month. I'm looking to save £1k a month which is going to be split between a lifetime isa and a cash isa. I'm looking to save for a house deposit and build an emergency fund as I currently only have 800.

I'm also looking at an AMEX card and Barclayscard for a back up for my day to day spending and then pay it off in full to take advantage of cashback and rewards and once the debts are paid off I'm looking to move that money I would be using for the debts into a stocks and shares ISA.

Just wondered what people thought of my approach? New to the world of actually having a budget and managing my finances but feel like september will be the time to make the most of it.

Any feedback appreciated!