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I’m not currently with Aviva but I was with them for a few years. At some stage during my years with them I was asked to provide a copy of the Vehicle cert. Just to clarify, this was during, not when I first took out the policy with them. So I would say that it’s nothing unusual. I really don’t...

It’s a week and no, he won’t need much money. He’s actually very good at managing his bit of money and it was he himself that asked about getting a debit card for the trip. Agreed, about the learning and consequences but in this case he is being proactive about his money management so it makes...

Think I might go with giving him my Revolut card. Thanks for the additional info/advice. LOL no, not Amsterdam!

Yes, for sure. Just had no need to go there before now. Was just hoping for a simple solution on this occasion.

I take it this would mean that we would have to set up a C/A in his name. That seems like more hassle than I was hoping for. BTW we bank with BOI.

Just when I thought I was sorted. How soon is soon for Revolut Youth I wonder?

Thanks, I'll look into that.

Hi, Appreciate advice on what Debit Card options for a teenager. My son (14) is going on a school trip to the continent. Obviously, just giving him cash is risky so, I was wondering about getting him some sort of debit card that he could use at home and abroad that I could top up as needed...

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My brother does a lot of travelling for work (as is nearly lives on a plane) and frequently has to apply for visas that can take weeks. So he has a second/supplementary passport. I'm not sure if it is a full second passport or just one that can be used for applying for visa. But the passport...

We did it quite a bit when ours were babies and it was a once a day procedure. But before I go on let me say that we never heated a baby's bottle in our lives! All bottles given to our lot were at room temp and it was the best advice we ever got. They never complained! And we never had all that...

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Good luck with the Verso hope she serves you well.

Are you sure you will be able to do that in the Verso? We looked at one and quickly came to the conclusion that the middle seat is just too small. A colleague has an FRV and speaks highly of it. However, we went for an S-Max have it almost 4 years and find it a great vehicle for 2+3. Three...

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Brendan, Okay, well that's as clear as you can get. Thanks for the advice. CW

Ah yes of course. I should have thought of that. So therefore if I satisfy myself of the amount outstanding (perhaps a company statement) and write a cheque payable to the finance company for that amount then everything should be ok?

I am interested in purchasing a car through a private sale. I have done a HPI and the car is subject to outstanding finance. I have read the threads about the horror stories of people buying unaware of HP agreements. However, my query simply relates to how do I safely proceed to complete a sale...

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