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Hi! As the title says, I am considering Giffgaff to purchase an Iphone but I am not sure if it would be good. I want to get Iphone 12 or 13. Or should I settle for a lower model since I need it just for the pics and videos. They do offer 21 days refund policy and 12 month guarantee along with the basic accessories.

Any advice?

Budget : £150-200

Thank you.

I am 20F and I want to start using epilator for hair removal. My hair growth isn't that much but I want a foolproof and easy to use method. I have tried shaving but the hair grows back fast and are sharp. Tried waxing ( sugar wax home and also store brought) they gave me ingrown hair or bumps EVEN THOUGH I EXFLOITED AND MOISTUIZED 😭 plus it is a messy method. By far, the best one was threading but I dont have anyone to do the threading now so please any affordable good epilator suggestions in the UK?

Drop any tips and tricks too please.

Range: £50 (can increase upto £70)

Thanks

Can I deposit the £1000 to first direct in 2 transactions?

How long do I keep it in the account? 24 hours for each £500?

The direct debits were previously set up and transferred from my previous bank account. After the deposit criteria is done, I will make 5 payment transactions.

Anything I need to keep in mind so its done correctly?

I am 20 single and currently in shared accommodation. I want to work and move out, a relative of mine (maternal uncle) said they will rent out a room to me for around £400 per month so I just want to know what will happen to Universal credit? They will be living in the house themselves too and they own the house.

Q1. What are the first steps regarding UC, JC and HMO accommodation? Q2. According to the LHA factor, I will get around £312 per month housing element so what about the remaining amount?

According to LHA, it shows the shared accommodation of £78 per week so thats £312. For UC, I get £338 per month. Q3. How will the housing element get affected if I work and the UC gets zero?

I am just confused about the situation so any advice is appreciated. Thank you.

What are the things I need to do before taking the step? I will be going to college twice per week to do a course.

Is it better if they make a contract cause my credit will improve too? But without job, the money would be from UC and not mine...

I am 20 single and currently in shared accommodation. I want to work and move out, a relative of mine (maternal uncle) said they will rent out a room to me for around £250-300 per month so I just want to know what will happen to Universal credit?

I won't be suddenly able to find a job as even now I have been searching for it for months. So, in the starting months, while I search for accommodation do I give the rent via Housing element or benefit? I currently just receive £338 per month now.

According to LHA, it shows the shared accommodation of £78 per week so thats £312.

I am just confused about the situation because I won't suddenly get a job right away so any advice is appreciated. Thank you.

EDIT: What are the things I need to do before taking the step? I will be going to college twice per week to do a course.

Is it better if they make a contract cause my credit will improve too? But without job, the money would be from UC and not mine...

Hi everyone, so I am 20F and I have Level 2 equivalent qualifications from my home country. I have some questions if anyone can guide. I'm planning to do GCSE Maths and English this year.

Q1.Would it be better to go for five GCSEs instead of just two?

I do not have A levels so would it be okay or would it cause difficulties later on? I heard there is T Lvl and A level in accounting so should I do that first before AAT lvl2? I want to go down the AAT path rather than the traditional university route, for several reasons and I don't want this decision to cause difficulties for me later.

My plan is AAT Level 2, then Level 3, and so on. Q2.What would be the best route to study AAT Level 2? When should I start applying for jobs in this field? I want to self-study Level 2 as cheaply as possible so which organisation should I go with, given there are several options?

Also, even before starting the AAT route, I'm anxious that I might regret not going to university and not getting a degree. I've always believed I needed a degree to do anything, but I've since found this alternative path. I have no accounting background, but I now have a genuine interest in it. My question: for those without a degree who plan to work abroad (not in the UK), can they still pursue ACCA and work internationally with just AAT + ACCA, no degree?

Thank you!!

Hi everyone, so I am 20F and I have Level 2 equivalent qualifications from my home country. I have some questions if anyone can guide. I'm planning to do GCSE Maths and English this year.

Q1.Would it be better to go for five GCSEs instead of just two?

I do not have A levels so would it be okay or would it cause difficulties later on? I heard there is T Lvl and A level in accounting so should I do that first before AAT lvl2? I want to go down the AAT path rather than the traditional university route, for several reasons and I don't want this decision to cause difficulties for me later.

My plan is AAT Level 2, then Level 3, and so on. Q2.What would be the best route to study AAT Level 2? When should I start applying for jobs in this field? I want to self-study Level 2 as cheaply as possible so which organisation should I go with, given there are several options?

Also, even before starting the AAT route, I'm anxious that I might regret not going to university and not getting a degree. I've always believed I needed a degree to do anything, but I've since found this alternative path. I have no accounting background, but I now have a genuine interest in it. My question: for those without a degree who plan to work abroad (not in the UK), can they still pursue ACCA and work internationally with just AAT + ACCA, no degree?

Thank you!!

Hi everyone, so I am 20F and I have Level 2 equivalent qualifications from my home country. I have some questions if anyone can guide. I'm planning to do GCSE Maths and English this year.

Q1.Would it be better to go for five GCSEs instead of just two?

I do not have A levels so would it be okay or would it cause difficulties later on? I heard there is T Lvl and A level in accounting so should I do that first before AAT lvl2? I want to go down the AAT path rather than the traditional university route, for several reasons and I don't want this decision to cause difficulties for me later.

My plan is AAT Level 2, then Level 3, and so on. Q2.What would be the best route to study AAT Level 2? When should I start applying for jobs in this field? I want to self-study Level 2 as cheaply as possible so which organisation should I go with, given there are several options?

Thanks!!

So I am planning on buying a headset for around £30 from Argos. It will be my first time doing the click&collect so can I do Cashback from topcashback site on it?

Also is there any discount code for first time buyers?

Did I do something wrong? I followed all the active direct debits too. Was the dates a problem? I registered the DDs on 6th july and they got deducted, and I started the process on 7th July. However, on 7th July , I recieved an e receipt via email on the same day...

My cash has been transferred and account is closed but haven’t recieved the bonus.

Any advice?

Apologies if this isn't the right sub but where do I find fresh pomegranates and lychee? Not the packed ones. I have seen some in Sainsbury's but the qualify isn't that good.

Thanks.

After completing AAT levels and going down the CPA/ACCA etc, has anyone moved abroad and is working professionally in the field specifically those who doesn't have a degree?

So I tried switching from Starling to BOS. I put active debits on it on 24 june and they got deducted on 6th july and I did the switch on 7th july. However, i recieved stripe receipts on 7th July too. Today, I got the activation code via mail and entered it on the app. But, I haven't recieved any email regarding the £175 or if I'm going to recieve it or not.

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How do I find a Cash in Hand job in Birmingham and is it possible to earn around £300 while doing one per month? I have kind of avoided it till now because of the stuff I have heard that they don't pay you after working you for a month or label it as your training etc. Can anyone advise me regarding this? Thank you.

So I am currently doing Bank of Scot switch from my starling account. Its still in process. After its done I want to do the RBS-Ulster-Natwest, Nationwide and FirstDirect offers too. I will be able to do £625 2x times but I have a question.

For depositing the money in, I should leave it there for 24 hours each ; 2 times for £1250 and then I can take it out even if I haven't recieved the bonus yet? Or should I wait until I recieve the bonus and then take out the money?

I kinda need the money I will be putting in for the requirement criteria thats why.

Thanks.