u/Ok-Magician-9245

I normally keep around 10k in my SNS ISA as cash. (i max my allowance each year so this is purely to take advantage of market dips, while earning a little interest).

As ive selected interest to be earned, and with this 10k being held in QMMF's. Does this get around the 22% grab on interest from cash held from next year?

Im having 2.5kw split wall AC to one room installed shortly in the UK.

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Ive spurred off the socket ring with an FCU to feed the outside rotary isolator. The installer said the existing circuit protection will be fine, but I've since heard from an electrician who said otherwise.

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Currently the Socket ring is fed from a 32A B type MCB, with an AC type RCD. The spark says the regs changed here a couple of years ago, and the breaker should be C type, with an A type RCD. Something to do with modern inverter techology.

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Can anyone confirm?