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Our shopping habits are constantly changing when it comes to how we get our groceries. Supermarkets are offering more online shopping and home deliveries, stores are increasing the use of self check-outs/scan and go and there isn't even an Eastenders omnibus window on Sunday afternoons to guarantee a quiet shopping window…
Entertainment! Entertainment everywhere! We're truly living in the miracle age of consuming content. From our telly faves, blockbuster movies and entire series available to stream on demand. But our smaller screens are also fighting for our attention, with constant pings and notifications from friends and from around the…
For some meal deal fans, it's the best time of the year! The usual offerings are being replaced with this year's selection of creative Christmas alternatives. Christmas dinner sandwiches, pulled pork wraps, brie and cranberry baguettes and sides of pigs in blankets in pastry. There's weird combinations and old favourites…
I have a DB pension that is payable from December at age 62. I have the option of an annual pension of £10615.56 or lump sum of £52170.36 & pension of £7825.56. I work part-time & will continue with this so I will not be dependent on my pension at this time. My state pension is payable at age 67. My intention is to take…
I normally wait until Bailey's 1L is reduced to £10 before buying at Christmas. But I haven't seen it reduced to this price yet. What price do you think it will fall to this Christmas?
Good morning All. I've not posted for a little while as things have been chugging along with some ups & downs. My probate case is almost completed. It's been a journey to hell & back!I have a question: the cash legacies, cash gifts, have just been distributed to the beneficiaries with some added extra amount (there are 3…
Just wondering if i should be contacting my bank about a unauthorized payment my daughter's old dance school are still taking? So basically my daughter has been going to this dance school for few years and it was brilliant but they was taken over 12 months ago which was a shame and the the owner started a subscription…
When I read about the closure of Tomato Energy, I got some quotes from EDF & E-ON. On these sites, after I entered my address, they seemed to show I was now with British Gas & on their Flexible tariff. What annoys me is that I was on one of Tomato's Lifestyle tariffs paying 5p/kwh for 5 hours and 14p fo 4hours which I need…
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Tomato Energy has gone under. If you're one of its 15,000 household customers, your supply won't be affected and any credit balance you had with the firm will be protected – but you should take meter readings now. Here's what you need to know.
The Bank of England has held the base rate at 4%. We explain why, the latest predictions for when it might change, plus what it means for your mortgage and savings.
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