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On stride Financial Loans Reviews & In-depth Info

Craig Anderson

In 2019, On Stride (a trading name of CashEuroNet) went into administration. The loan provider is not taking on any more customers, but, any outstanding loans are subject to FCA regulations. If you have an outstanding loan with On Stride Financial, it's important that you understand what the new regulations mean for you. Let me explain...
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What to do with a PCN Charge Certificate? Tips and Loopholes

Janine Marsh

Navigate the complexities of a PCN Charge Certificate with this comprehensive guide, detailing everything from the PCN issuance, and reasons behind it, to dealing with charge certificates, and the appeals process. Learn about the legal actions that can be taken if you ignore a PCN, your options once a charge certificate is issued, and how to handle bailiffs if it comes to that. Also, understand the PCN appeals process, how to make informal and formal challenges, and what to do if they are rejected.
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Simplified British Parking Association Code of Practice Rules

Janine Marsh

The British Parking Association Code of Practice is a set of guidelines and rules for private car parks. It ensures that car parks operated by private management companies work fairly and consistently, with clear signage explaining fees and restrictions, as well as maximum fines. In this article, I will cover the code of practice in more detail.
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How to Not Pay Council Tax Legally – Who is Exempt?

Janine Marsh

Council tax is a local property tax in England, Scotland, and Wales that funds services like rubbish collection and road maintenance. The amount you pay depends on your property value and the local council's tax rate. But some people are exempt, and you should check whether you are.
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Should I Pay or Appeal Napier Parking Fine?

Janine Marsh

Napier Parking LTD is a private parking operator that manages parking for businesses and landowners. The company can and does dish out private parking charge notices, and aggressively chase payment of these. But you may not need to pay such a parking fine, you might be able to appeal it.
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What are the Parking Ticket Rules in the UK?

Janine Marsh

The rules related to parking in the UK depend on where you are parked. Either in a space that falls under the jurisdiction of the local authority, or on private, and with parking that is managed by a parking company. The former is regulated in the UK. The latter is not, and in many cases, is not legally enforceable either.
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Should I Appeal Fixed Penalty Notice for Tinted Windows?

Janine Marsh

Window tints are regulated in the UK under the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986. These regulations state certain tint levels for each different window. You must conform to these limits, or you face penalties. These penalties could include a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) or a prohibition notice.
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How to Reactivate Your Frozen Clearpay Account

Janine Marsh

Clearpay offers Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) credit to consumers in the UK. A mobile app is used to manage your Clearpay account. In some instances, due to a number of possible problems, your Clearpay account might be frozen. The app should tell you what you need to do to unfreeze your account, or you can contact the customer support department at Clearpay for some help.
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Can I Appeal a 52m Failing to Comply with a Prohibition PCN?

Janine Marsh

If you receive a penalty charge notice (PCN) for a 52m, failing to comply with a prohibition, it means you were caught driving in a restricted area. You can appeal against this PCN, but to do is not simple, as you will need to provide solid evidence that you were not guilty of the offence the PCN was issued for.
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Is the PCN 5-Minute Observation Rule a Myth?

Janine Marsh

The five minute observation rule, is actually a 10 minute grace period that drivers are given to return to their vehicle after their paid parking has expired. You shouldn’t be given a parking ticket as long as you return to your vehicle within this 10 minute period. If you are, you should appeal against the ticket, and provide evidence of the fact that you returned within the 10 minute timeframe.
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5 Pros and 5 Cons of Bankruptcies in the UK

Janine Marsh

If you’re considering bankruptcy and want to know the pros and cons of bankruptcies in the UK, you’re already starting out right. It’s essential you know everything about bankruptcies before applying, so I’m glad you’re here…
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