The General Chitchat Thread

Yeah nice and chill, just settling down to play resident evil requiem now I’ve got a minute :zombie:

Happy birthday :partying_face:

No cake for me. Though a pack of fox’s biscuits going down well with my brew!

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Happy Birthday! :birthday_cake:

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Happy Birthday too! :birthday_cake:

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Thank you :tada:

Happy birthday

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Happy Birthday to both of you :tada::birthday_cake::partying_face:

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Happy birthday :birthday_cake:

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Definitely needed a change :worried:

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Makes me sad you sit the new filter on the bare ground lol :rofl:

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Had a horrible fever last night, i’m hoping this is now me on the road to recovery :folded_hands:t4:

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It’s made of paper

Minimum spend of £50 for free delivery with Sainsburys from April 7th. Even with a delivery pass.

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Why are banks now forcing Visa Click pay on us.
LBG have had it for a long time and I have never used it.
I have just received emails from Ulster and Revolut saying they are adding my cards.
I don’t even think I have come across any website or app that uses it.

I remember previously with Lloyds whenever I went to the Visa portal and tried to add another card, they would remove the first card. I don’t know if they now support multiple cards as I see lore providers auto enrolling us.

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Why would Revolut use Visa Click Pay when they have their own Revolut Pay. Only reason I could see would be to fill the gap where business haven’t yet implemented Revolut pay but surely that would be their focus getting implemented over enabling Visa Click Pay and or the Mastercard equivalent if there is one :thinking:

I gone to the visa website. I have several profiles there since each bank has their own email alias. :laughing::laughing:
I have removed some and deleted the accounts.
The iFast profile can’t be removed as the card was added by them and I don’t see option to remove it in their app. Going to drop them a message.

The Revolut email has an Opt out option and have used that.

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Yeah, I never personally got the love of the one click checkout solutions. But to each their own

If you won £14m on the lotto, what would you do with it?

£120k it across all banks? Invest? Property?

Spread it across a few banks. Leave a few million in a private bank that has lots of assets for security. Then invest the rest into Bonds and a Weekly Pay Bond ETF for Weekly Income.

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If someone won and didn’t invest at least a small amount of the £14m opting instead to keep it all in bank accounts at sub par / OK rates I dont think anyone needs to be told what many people may call them :joy:

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Exactly, if you’ve mapped out your lifestyle and you’re able to get at least some of your millions to generate enough passive income to cover your lifestyle (assuming you don’t live some luxurious lifestyle where you’re spending massive amounts monthly) then you’d be golden