The Pointless Page

That's right, SteveL. My existing insurance has another 8 months to go before renewal is due. Also my existing insurer reduced the premium from £1400 to £1200 after taking into account the part-time work mileage since starting work with Pizza Hut.

It's worth asking though M how you go about claiming. Even though it might be pointless. You never know it might just be a fixed sum, a generalised average, and not related to what you actually pay. Unlikely, but if you don't ask.....

It could be just Road Traffic Act cover for business use. If so I will still need to pay the additional premium for comprehensive cover.  Many drivers there use very old cars that are not worth much and so may not need fully comprehensive cover. What I do know is that the company requires you to have your own insurance as well which they keep a copy of and remind you when it's due for renewal.

You won't know until you ask.

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I'll need to go to Tesco in store pharmacy to collect my new medications. It should be ready by now, so hopefully, it won't be pointless going there!

Have you reached the stage, like me, that you need a wheelbarrow to go to the Chemist and get the medicines home?

Had a nice Pointless couple of days.

Got an email from our email supplier saying that they will be closing the service down at the end of this month for good, so over the last few days I've been accessing various accounts that we hold to change our personal details. Over 40 addresses for companies of one sort or another have been changed stating that the change should take effect immediately.

Opened my old account to see if there were any that I have missed and I have over 15 emails from those same companies that I changed thanking me for notifying them but oblivious to the irony of confirming on the old account! 

I was thinking of standardising, as much as one can, our passwords but I haven't got the willpower. 

It's the amount of space it all takes up when you travel as we are always being advised to carry all medications with us. Gone are the days when you chucked a few paracetamol and a a packet of elastoplast in the case as a precaution.

We have to use a book of passwords, made worse by some of them being frequently changed. We hope our children can decipher them if ever  needed. Probably pointless!