u/Super-Nuntendo

I'm currently with the share incentive plan at my company, where you pay in each month and the company matches up to a certain amount.

I believe the shares become tax free after 5 years, and the tax relief tapers off by year id you sell before then.

The share scheme is administered by Equiniti, who have a clunky portal online and likely high dealing fees.

What would be the best way to sell these shares? Is it possible to maybe transfer to my existing trading broker?

Hi,

I've managed to connect my PS5 controller to my RG35xx pro via Bluetooth, and noticed some of the buttons are all over he place.

Is there a list of recommended buttons bindings somewhere for retroarch?

I guess you would need different configurations for the different consoles. Ones like N64 could be tricky due to having so many buttons.

Any advice appreciated.

Hi,

I've managed to connect my PS5 controller to my RG35xx pro via Bluetooth, and noticed some of the buttons are all over he place.

Is there a list of recommended buttons bindings somewhere for retroarch?

I guess you would need different configurations for the different consoles. Ones like N64 could be tricky due to having so many buttons.

Any advice appreciated.

Apologies newbie question:

Recently got a RG35xx pro that came with a 64gb card with some games on.

I've got the Tiny Best Set Go, and noticed there are different levels depending on what card size you have (eg 64gb, 128gb)

If I keep the stock os, do I just delete all the rom folders that are on the stock card, and copy the Tiny Best Set Go folders across?

Would I also copy the other stuff like cores and artwork from the TBSG?

I'm like a size 13 US, but only like 5'11" so can look like the penguin if I'm not careful.

I love Converse, but they do look like clown shoes on me. I also like the look of Vans, but am unsure whether high-top or low-top would be the best option to look the most proportioned on me.

Would be wearing them all year round, so with shorts as well.

Thoughts from fellow bigfoots welcome!

Some months ago I received a letter from HMRC stating they were lowering my tax code to pay the tax on interest from my savings.

I had some money in NS&I, so assumes it was from there.

Now I'm seeing a news article that there has been a lot of cash ISAs incorrectly being taxed on interest. I have a cash ISA with Nationwide.

This has made me question whether the tax code change is correct or not. Is there a way to see what HMRC were sent, and from which bank/building society?

Is there an ETF that can be used in a S&S ISA to park money in for a while, that is relatively stable and gives an interest rate similar to a Cash ISA?

I've heard people mention money markets, but not sure how those work.

Show size US13, height 5'10

Love the look of canvas shoes like Vans and Converse. Got some old black Vans that work ok, but looking to replace them as they are pretty worn now.

Converse I think would look like clown shoes on me, and in the past I've experienced rubbing due to narrowness and squeezing at the heel when walking after a while.

Perhaps something like Adidas Sambas might work.

Anyone else with big feet have some good suggestions for casual shoes?

Hi all,

Has anyone had any luck with buying the cheap universal replacement earpieces off Amazon or eBay for their Series A buds?

I've seen some mention compatibility with the Pixel pro buds, but no mention of other ones. Guess main concern is if they fir in the case.