Houdini

This if credit is the only way to get the car, take the credit, drive round the corner and pay it off

The chugger who knocked on my front door this morning was a bit annoyed when I said that the Stroke Society (for this week he is being paid by them) was now on the "does not need money" charity list.

It's also the entry level now.

I suspect courts will simply not prioritise eviction requests. Already existing eviction cases are being scheduled for 2022 - so that's another 9 months + for landlords to wait with little chance of getting any rent.

Who is recording rent arrears as I don't believe it is something a credit scoring company would care about - as no credit is involved.

It's hard to make money when your main selling point is being cheaper than the other options.

So why are you looking at Amazon's new price when stating that. Old stock can often get seriously overpriced as stock dwindles to zero - there is absolutely nothing in your argument especially when you look at current production models like the alpha 6100 and the 6600 where prices match the more typical model as they get slightly cheaper as the model gets older.

High quality - Morrison's premium brand will trump Waitrose any day. Round here if you want high quality stuff you head to Booths bypassing Waitrose.

Nope, I end up buying John Lewis own brand it's the only only reasonable (less than £100) but well made clothing brand left.

Department stores live on concessions who both pay (expensive) rent for the space and a percentage of profits. And without those concessions the business model immediately falls apart.

It's also worth saying that the death of Arcadia is going to kill Debenhams off as well.

I suspect the loans have been paid of at the expense of the pension funds. And the dividend is well and truly distant from the pensions issue.

And that data should be kept completely separate from the rest of the details.

It's the banks who are taking the risk because they aren't doing the appropriate amount of due diligence.

This isn't a gifted deposit though - that table relates to calculating the equity being provided against a mortgage.