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Hello Pasadenans! I’m visiting LA from the UK and am after advice - I’m looking to propose to my girlfriend in the Japanese Gardens at Huntington Library on Sunday (we’re both very plant-y people), but I’m struggling to find any info on how busy it would be on a Sunday and where would be the best place for it. I’ve never visited before.

I know they don’t allow photoshoots or anything and that’s fine. I’m looking for a relatively low key affair of just me, my girlfriend and someone to take a photo of the moment, hence why I want to do it at a time when it’s not too busy (I realise that might not be possible on a Sunday before Presidents’ Day).

Thank you in advance!!

I quit my job in 2019 to go freelance and so was self-employed for most of the 2019-2020 tax year. My freelance life was then cut short when I accepted a new full time job in 2020 that was too good to turn down.

I’m no good with understanding taxes so I got in contact with an accountant, who came recommended from a friend in the same line of business as me. I wanted to do everything by the book to save myself from headaches and mad panics every year. Initially the accountant was great, giving me lots of advice on how to set myself up, what I needed to tell HMRC, etc.

But when it came to paying the taxes this January, I’ve questioned the necessity. He told me what to pay according to his

Hi everyone! First off, I love this sub, it’s so so useful.

I recently opened a Stocks & Shares ISA with Hargreaves Lansdowne at the suggestion of my Dad. I’m 26 and have some spare income in addition to savings to thought I would try to learn investing lark.

My problem is, I have no idea what I’m doing with this. I’m feeling increasingly stupid because I’m struggling to even navigate the HL app and website properly. All these words and abbreviations! And I feel like it doesn’t minutely detail everything that you’ve done with your money like a bank does?

I bought some stock, about £100 and from what I gather, that was a mistake because HL charges per transaction, so I’m immediately do

Hello! My girlfriend and I are going to Morocco in a month and looking to travel between Fez, Chefchaouen and Rabat and was wondering what you experienced travelers might suggest? :)

Quick info

• We're in Morocco for 6-7 days, looking to spend two days in each area (though this may change according to what we want to do)
• We're arrive at Fez and departing from Rabat
• We'll probably go for little excursions (to waterfalls and the like), but might leave that up to a tour company rather than sorting out our own travel.
• There's two us, both mid-20s. We're British and have UK passports. We're going for a relaxing and exploring holiday, not too fussed about drinking/partying.

Our firs