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Hey all, I'm doing Venice marathon next month and i think i need new shoe recommendations.

Over the last 2 years i have used Novablast 5s and Brooks glycerin 22 and 23s but i think i need something with even more cushion.

This last year i have been persistently wrecked with shin splints however i managed to push through and complete a 70 mile ultra marathon and a few 10ks. I Have been working on my flexibility and foam rolling practically daily for months. I am spending a fortune just on physio. Unfotunately, on saturday my shin blew once again just 1.5km into what i hoped would be a 5k. My pace had been around 7min/km.

I know my stride is pretty heavy already as Im about 110kg at 5'10.

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I'm a bit confused by this and looking for a but of clarity. I have a loan that's nearly finished and I'm making overpayments monthly. I thought that when you overpaid debt it all went to the principal so that you subsequently reduce the amount of interest you pay. However, am I right thinking that by paying the accrued monthly interest first, I'm actually liable to having to pay a bit more interest because not as much has gone to the principal? is this normal with a loan? is it dependent on the credit agreement that you sign? I wouldn't expect to make an overpayment on a mortgage and a portion of that go to accrued interest first. I know its probably pennies or small pounds difference but I

bigboss just closed/deleted the discord server? 😬😬😬😬

EDIT: it was an unofficial server, meltdown over. Still sucks 😅

Hi all,

a few months back I wrote about my concern about maintaining my offered rate (5 years @ 3.99%) with Nationwide after our house valuation came back lower than the ltv we were aiming for.

Well, they agreed if we could find enough cash to stump up the bridge to meet the LTV then we could continue with remortgaging over to them from another provider.

my wife and I have been saving hard since, and with a bit of good fortune from HMRC overtaxing us, we've nearly covered the shortfall to proceed with the remortgage in March.

to help us ensure we have enough, I was considering putting most of our expenses (shopping, petrol, fun stuff) on a credit card and paying a minimal amount for