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GregP Feb 2023 11:07am, 5 Feb 2023 143,180 posts	0 GregP Sure I've asked this before, but what way round should my debit and credit column be, or doesn't it matter? I have debit then credit - and I'm sure I did it that way round for a reason. Santander statements download as "Money in" then "Money Out"...
GlennR Feb 2023 11:55am, 5 Feb 2023 68,132 posts	0 GlennR Debit on the left. Old joke is it's the one nearest the window.
GregP Feb 2023 3:51pm, 5 Feb 2023 143,184 posts	0 GregP Thanks. I suspect I had it that way round because I’ve asked you before, in which case sorry.
Slowboy Feb 2023 5:40pm, 5 Feb 2023 49 posts	0 Slowboy DRive on the left, CRash on the right
GregP Feb 2023 6:27am, 6 Feb 2023 143,186 posts	0 GregP Thanks.
GregP Apr 2023 5:43pm, 26 Apr 2023 145,096 posts	0 GregP What's the term again for an account that isn't really an account but a column in a spreadsheet? I was going to phone Glenn but I'm not sure how to do that from my laptop. It'll come to me if I type long enough
GregP Apr 2023 5:44pm, 26 Apr 2023 145,097 posts	0 GregP [the DRive/CRash thing is surprisingly useful - thanks again)
GregP Apr 2023 5:45pm, 26 Apr 2023 145,098 posts	0 GregP Memorandum accounts - GlennR 2:52pm, 19 Aug 2022 - thanks all. As you were.
GregP 7 Mar 1:25pm, 7 Mar 2024 151,135 posts	0 GregP Duplicate post on retirement thread and accounting-for-non-specialists thread - sorry ---- One has a SIPP. One 'crystallises' (?) the tax free bit and this is called a PCLS (pension commencement lump sum), yes? What's the rest of it called? Does it have a technical name?
GlennR 7 Mar 9:50pm, 7 Mar 2024 74,748 posts	0 GlennR Not that I know of. Even the terminology for PCLS is different on my accounts.