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Should I renew my disabled railcard before it expires in April?

Post by Rich-Allen1976 » 23 Jan 2024, 16:16

Seeing as last year I only actually used it about twice all year and it was costing me £15 a month for the privelige?

Thing is, I'm only allowed to go fairly local (up to an hour away) for comic cons and other events, most of which I can get to on my travel pass within South Yorkshire.

The only exception was down to Nottingham last June, because we had to miss Elsecar in May.

 
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Should I renew my disabled railcard before it expires in April?

Post by Elgood81 » 24 Jan 2024, 16:38

I would. I always renew my dads blue badge for him a few months before it’s due to expire, it then gives the council plenty of time to sort out any problems if any arise before the badge expires

It’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it
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Should I renew my disabled railcard before it expires in April?

Post by Rich-Allen1976 » 24 Jan 2024, 16:58

Elgood81 wrote:
24 Jan 2024, 16:38
I would. I always renew my dads blue badge for him a few months before it’s due to expire, it then gives the council plenty of time to sort out any problems if any arise before the badge expires

It’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it


Fair point but is it worth the 15 quid a month price tag if I only use it once?
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Should I renew my disabled railcard before it expires in April?

Post by LikkleMel » 25 Jan 2024, 22:55

Rich-Allen1976 wrote:
24 Jan 2024, 16:58
Elgood81 wrote:
24 Jan 2024, 16:38
I would. I always renew my dads blue badge for him a few months before it’s due to expire, it then gives the council plenty of time to sort out any problems if any arise before the badge expires

It’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it


Fair point but is it worth the 15 quid a month price tag if I only use it once?

I mean the prices are only going to go up so any discount is a discount
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Should I renew my disabled railcard before it expires in April?

Post by TheRedWarrior » 16 Feb 2024, 22:03

Yes, because in the end it might be cheaper. I'm only guessing that the might have a deal that lets you renew your
railcard at a discounted price because you're renewing early. Also if you renew early then you save money for later use.
You'll have extra money when April finally rolls around.


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