NotASlayer
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That does not sound good. At least our council tax, though it steadily creeps up year after year, has never jumped that much in one year. Maybe 10% or so.
Yeah, there's a limit on increases of 10% per year where I live.That does not sound good. At least our council tax, though it steadily creeps up year after year, has never jumped that much in one year. Maybe 10% or so.
Council tax works a bit differently. Properties are placed in bands, and taxed on those bands. So far, properties have not been revalued since council tax was introduced. Your tax doesn't go up if your house value does, unless it's from doing major work to the property, rather than a general rise in property values.Yeah, there's a limit on increases of 10% per year where I live.
Of course, that can (and frequently does) lead to a situation where your assessed value drops but your taxes go up.
Is it something you can do yourself? Youtube is great for learning car things, although many newer cars have all the computer bits in them which make it much harder.Car failed the mot so now I'm waiting to find out how much it'll cost me. It shouldn't be more than £50, as the part it needs is cheap but it'll be the labour cost that puts it up.
No, I think it's an on a ramp thing, something to do with the suspension arm joint. I'm still waiting for them to tell me the cost.Is it something you can do yourself? Youtube is great for learning car things, although many newer cars have all the computer bits in them which make it much harder.
I still have 5000kms before my next service, so a bit of time to save. Its getting to the point where repairs are costing more than the car is worth, but considering the very limited amount of cars available here, I dont want to let it die.
When I bought my first car many years ago, I like British sports cars, so I bought a Triumph Spitfire. One of the things the seller got caught on in the inspection was brake pad thickness and on the Triumph, the entire front section opens up so the hood, fenders and wheel wells come up as a unit. The inspector could see that the new pads were new just by looking at the caliper, so he passed it. A few days later, I was driving down Highway 27 and heard some noises coming from the front wheels, so I got off the highway to check it out but when I made the turn onto the next road, the right front wheel came off. The owner had replaced the pads correctly but didn't tighten the wheel lug nuts, so I had to get new lug nuts and new studs that they mounted on. That's why I don't see MOT inspections as being worth much. That one almost killed me.
