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Where you staying in Sofia?
Today is my last day for a fortnight - tomorrow we are off to Guadeloupe..
Summer will be Iceland as twin b is working there by the looks of it.
Autumn somewhere possibly Italy, possibly ???
December - Vienna or Germany...Last edited by eek; Today, 11:08.
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https://forums.contractoruk.com/busi...5-new-contract can't be opened.
Is it because the OP has a name that ends in a number?
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0 days in the office and you better be brilliant otherwise the work will be off-shored.
Current project (and client) is 0 days in the office but I'm not taking that as the future....
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Erm - the main point was that it can't be given to you no matter how much you hope it could be - and it seemed right to point out that fact....
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https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=iphon...ownloading+pdf
Truns out it's one of those things because iPhones and iPads aren't designed for downloading files.
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It's possible but it won't be going to you - more likely a local firm (not attached to any umbrella employees) that wants to spend money on training......
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And going forward that's going to become a lot more common....
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Why don't you want another app - bank's like them because it allows them to be sure there man in the middle attacks aren't possible....
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Lorien can’t have datamatics on their list - that makes zero sense....
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What about a Bluetooth one and then use you phone for the app.
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deemed payments and pensions aren’t good partners. Use an umbrella willing to pay you minimum wage and put everything else (after their fee) into your SIPP pension fund. For reference the calculation I did for someone else showed that the breakeven point is at £613 into your pension a month.
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I doubt they would get past the interview stage of those roles because interviews will think they would get bored quickly....Last edited by eek; 17 March 2023, 11:56.
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meh, but it won't happen,
Because financial products such as mortgages with pensions as the final repayment have been sold for decades... I can see the lifetime allowance been locked down to say £1.5m but the ability to extract 25% up to £250,000 or so as a lump sum will stay....
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Not really, while thee are contracts available there are far fewer than there used to be.
and given the examples I’ve seen chatgpt 4 produce I suspect there will be even fewer going forward...
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Parasol were hacked last year and tried to keep it quiet - I wouldn't be rushing to use them....
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