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Hi, I would appreciate advice if anyone is able to offer some thanks ... I bought a used car (2010 reg) from a trade seller 9 months ago. I paid both the deposit and balance on the same credit card. A circular pattern of rust that was covered over at the time around the fuel inlet became visible a few months after buying.…
Just looking for a bit of feedback on the merits of my case: A family member had suffered a medical emergency. The following day, still not admitted, we drove down and parked in an area accessed through staff carpark. Paid for parking, but the process was laborious - took at least 10 mins. Later, with c45 paid mins to go,…
I have been reading the guidance on this site to try to solve my problem but have little legal experience so find it a bit confusing. I had received a parking ticket from UKCPS on 11/01 for which I paid £60. It was on my friend's rented property for which he said parking should be fine (he has been at the property for 6…
Small Payments. BIG Impact. Making a small (or large) Payment a Day (PAD) - or whenever your budget allows - towards debts or savings all adds up really quickly! And can change your financial future... Hey everyone, Welcome to the Payment A Day - Chapter 2024 challenge! (this will start from 1 January 2024) We've decided…
Is there a limit to how much money you can take to and from the EU, in the form of Credit Cards and Travel Money Cards?
Share your MoneySaving meal inspiration on the ongoing 'What are you making for dinner?' thread, like goldfinches and their dumpling stew (pictured)
Stay accountable and benefit from the support of Forumites who've been in your shoes: visit the 'Debt free diaries' board and start your own diary today
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Daily and weekly multiple-entry competitions that run only in the run-up to Christmas 2024.
How many days this month can you go without non-essential spending?
If so, which provider is it with, how did you buy it and how much do you pay?
You DON'T have a legal right to return goods bought in store if you change your mind, warns Martin Lewis in the lead-up to Christmas. The MoneySavingExpert.com founder explains your consumer rights in the latest episode of ITV's The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.
Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison has announced changes to Income Tax thresholds, benefits and Stamp Duty in the Scottish Budget. We've rounded up the key changes and what they mean for you.
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