Definitely do it if your QOL isn't impacted. You've also got S&S ISAs at £20k a year to make sure you maximise, too. Compound interest on a fairly low risk investment there should net you at least 8%-10% per year - which REALLY adds up.
I got this earlier this week from OVO (1 year fixed):
Electricity
Day unit rate:
18.76p/kWh
Standing charge:
322.58p/day
Gas
Unit rate:
3.68p/kWh
Standing charge:
23.740p/day
I'd avoid Prem Bonds - it's really not worth it, unless you like that buzz each month that you *could* have won a million (but won't).
We've put the full amount in for me/my wife (as we've maxes out ISAs) and get about £50-£100 back a month it's rubbish.
If you have spare ISA allowance, just...
Premium Bond returns are fairly rubbish.
I'd be tempted to stick it in a Vanguard LS fund for 5 years - yeah there's risk, but chances are the return will be far greater.
If you're spending £80k+ on a car like this, I don't think fuel prices matter all that much.
This will be a last hurrah for petrol and I really, really want one.
The one pedal driving, for me, is just awesome. It took me a while to get used to it, but using a brake pedal now (when I drive other cars), just seems so ancient.
I think the issue with WebEx is that most are on an old version. The actual, up to date version looks a lot more modern than Zoom.
But it's a bit more flaker to use, not as easy and more resource intensive.
Zoom just gets talked about a lot as they made an effort to make it available to all in Lockdown. Doesn't mean they're hugely successful in Enterprise, though.
WebEx is better, but didn't do too well selling/marketing itself.
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