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You no dey take leave? ![]() hustla: |
That NatWest £200 switch bonus sweet. First Direct and a couple of others offering switch bonuses too. |
Didn't fully understand the UK house dilemma until today. Spoke with a couple of letting agents today and they alacrity of establishing that houses are off the market same day they're posted wowed me.🤔 Na to dey close mark them for house be that ooo. |
Only? ![]() We sef no see £35/hr collect. Everybody go day alright sha. Lexusgs430: |
Na wah ooo. And their driving classes here are expensive. Lexusgs430: bigtt76: |
Can someone with a Nigerian driving license but driving in the UK (less than a year of arrival) teach another person how to drive? |
Sorry, it's sold out. TouchOfSpice:Hahaha! Na future notes. Lexusgs430: |
Happy Saturday! Who needs Naira? I have like 250K. |
Scotland people, hope you're all safe. Heard of the waves and power outage affecting over 30,000 homes. Northern Ireland people, is anyone here meeting Rishi today? 😄 |
TouchOfSpice ![]() Reminds of that Radio Show on Star FM 101.5FM by Funmilola Aofiyebi (not sure of the spelling ).Abi na you? ![]() TouchOfSpice: |
Virality isn't veracity. Misinformation can sometimes spread faster than truth. Is there any policy or government reference for it? Mcleo007: |
New or Used? New ones: Order online - Argos, Amazon, or search furniture shops around you. Old: British Heart Foundation and some charity shops. Facebook Market. kwakudtraveller: |
Oops! Sorry you had such an experience. The BA School run by Eno Eka is more fixated on optics and revenue than delivering value. I once attended one of her sessions and all I could see was hype, motivation and a marketing scheme to get more money from students. I've had to unsubscribe from their mailing list after they bombarded me with tons of promotional content. Regardless of your pathway - IIBA or BCS - you can self-study and ace the exams but the bigger challenge will be accessing the job market on a personal pedestal. However, this won't be much of an issue if you're looking to transition into a BA role within your current company. Either way, nothing is impossible, might just be difficult initially. For IIBA's CBAP, you can buy the Udemy course by Ciel Academy. Engaging lectures delivered by a Nigerian, Obalim. For BCS, you can self-study as well or register with Twim Institute, a BCS-accredited academy in Nigeria. I recently saw posts from Advance Care UK. It somewhat akin to High Impact Hub. See their poster below. If person 2500 pound and e no get job after 2/3 months, no be gbege be that? LionInZion: |
Some time last year, I received a series of newsletters from Creditladder on understanding the mortgage dynamics. It covered several areas from saving to hunting, broker relations and financing. I'm sharing the link to the full article, hoping it'll help someone as I can't share the newsletters in bits. https://www.creditladder.co.uk/blog/how-to-get-a-mortgage#find-out-how-much-you-can-borrow
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Some time last year, I received a series of newsletters from Creditladder on understanding mortgage dynamics. It covered several areas from saving to hunting, broker relations and financing. I'm sharing the link to the full article, hoping it'll help someone as I can't share the newsletters in bits. https://www.creditladder.co.uk/blog/how-to-get-a-mortgage#find-out-how-much-you-can-borrow
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Tech Nation made its impact with trailblazers like Monzo, Revolut and the Global Talent Visa scheme. The shift in funding to Barclays' Eagle Lab is somewhat disturbing as many see it as a result of political interest and alignment. But then, it's common knowledge that fundings have cycles and every grantee must seek self-sustenance or be ready to close shop. The days ahead will test the government's decision to defund Tech Nation and roll with Eagle Lab. tshoboy: |
🤪Just checking 🤪 If it works, then it's a new deployment. MODIFIED: It's working ooo. NL is ready for upgrade 😄😄 semmyk: |
Yeah! 48k is good enough to live a decent life but my point was on the 40% deduction by the govt not essentially the worth of the net income. Sadly, I didn't factor in the tax allowance, which will still leave more income in the pocket of the collector. In all, it's good news. ![]() Goke7: |
This is a good, uplifting news. Congratulations to him ![]() This one pass manager salary. So this your guy go 40% (32k) of this 80k as tax annually and his take home will be 48k? damoche64: |
Thanks Goke7: Viruses: |
Bro/sis, Goke7 Please share some insight. Thanks lightnlife: |
Not sure if the 5/10 eligiblity mark will get you approved. In fact, I'm not sure why the mark is showing. I didn't have up to 500 score point when I applied and got the AMEX card although I applied through a referral link. I'd say you try and apply through a referral link. Here's mine: https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/jEREMEebuA?XL=MNANS If you are unable to get through the approval, you should log on to CreditScore or any of the credit report sites. You'll see a handful of pre-approved cards for you. Just apply for one. I'd say they provide the same the services. It's one's usage that matters. gbens2000: |
What sites have you been checking: Experian, Clearscore, CreditKarma or TotallyScore? Your record may not come up on all. I'd advise you check all four. Are you on electoral register? Are you reporting any other bill? Meanwhile, two months seems like a short time to be super worried about credit score if you've actually done the basics - register, bank, contract and bill reportings. You might have to give it more time. jblesn: |
Thanks for the insight. From your experience, how does a BCS-certified get started with jobs? There are limited/no roles that do not request experience. Even the junior BA roles are experience-based. Would appreciate your thoughts and pointers. Goke7: |
![]() Does it make any difference if the IPTV subscribers have TV licence? Davidonkonsults: |
I'm graciously planning towards this once I settle down well. Walk out in winter, return to enjoy summer, autumn and anything else. The winter comes with a lot - bad weather, bills and breakdowns. Blackdove: |
Thanks for your insight. Good way to start the ride to getting a Lexus, innit? ![]() Lexusgs430: |
Happy New Year, Fellow Nigerians ![]() Biko, how can one conduct a thorough professional inspection on a used car in this UK either from an dealer or private owner (all seen via Auto trader)? Does one just take the words/warranty of the sellers for it OR does one have to go with a mechanic/technician? The latter is what I'd do or did in Nigeria and it turned out fine? Please advise. Thanks |
Savings Modified I started work in August and I've been saving between *** ppmonthly. This is after bills, expensives and give aways. I'm not pushing myself on savings as I'm still on a low-paying job. Just enjoying my life, outings, shopping and fun. It can only get better. Goodluck to anyone fighting faceless people for living their lives in the UK or any other country. Na part of that jealousy and bad belle no make Nigeria dey grow fast. Again, there are no perfect systems but UK better pass Nigeria socio-economically. No debate! Spanishmilf: |
Any particular concerns for hybrids? Viruses: |
I'll try and break it down. 1. Withdraw dollar from your USD account in Nigeria. 2. Enter a bureau de change (Aboki) shop. Tell him you want to change Dollar to Naira. You should check online to be sure of the current exchange rate, so you can get a fair rate. 3. Aboki will pay the equivalent Naira of the Dollar you're giving him to your Nigerian Naira account. Confirm the payment on your mobile app before you leave Aboki. 4. Let the money be resting in your Nigerian Naira account then carry your bag dey come UK. 5. When you reach UK, open a Lemonade account. They'll give you a Pound and Naira account for free on the Lemonade app. 6. Now transfer the resting Naira from your Nigerian account to the new Lemonade Naira account. 7. On Lemonade app, there's an option to convert that Naira you've just transferred to Pound. Now you've converted your Naira to Pounds. It sounds like a long process, but it easy. topellycategory: |


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