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A good breakfast sets the tone for the day ahead so when you pop some bread in the toaster, you want it to come out just right. One MoneySaver is on a quest to find the ultimate toaster that doesn't produce a disappointingly uneven result. Read on for more about that and a selection from the rest of this week's MSE Forum…
Lots of online retailers offer free delivery if you spend over a certain amount, and there are invariably times when your basket is a little shy of qualifying. What tends to be your response? Is the prospect of free delivery enough of a carrot to get you to buy more stuff? Vote in the poll then share your thoughts in the…
September is often a time for new starts and this week Forumites have been preparing for the next phase of educational and professional life, discussing name tapes for school uniforms, options for commuting to work and generally getting a better handle on personal finances. Read on for more about all that and the rest of…
Hi everyone, I’ve spent quite a bit of time reading through the DMP threads on here and they’ve been incredibly helpful and reassuring, particularly hearing from people who have actually been through the process. I’m hoping for some views on my situation and, particularly, the period between stopping payments and actually…
Could someone kindly reply to my post with a link to the Parking Eye template I need to use to appeal a parking ticket. They are saying they’re going to take me to court. I drove into a car park, didn’t leave my car for 11 minutes and left and I realised I didn’t want to park there. I have no idea how to navigate this…
So. I have three adult sons and one lives like a teenager in seedy digs living hand to mouth and financially because of his career (Care worker) and poor credit history he has no chance of getting a mortgage (so advisor told me today). He is also Bipolar and life is very hard for him. So, I remarried at 55 and own 50…
hi all, first post on here so I apologies if any of my etiquette is off! I received a parking charge from APCOA for an airport drop off fee. In the past I have used one of the many very helpful appeals posted here and been successful! Unfortunately this time, I had moved from the address and missed the letters. My previous…
I am about to buy a brand new car and the manufacturer is offering £3500 deposit contribution if I take out the PCP. I was planning to settle the PCP after 2-4 weeks. However, the dealer said I had to let the PCP run for a minimum of 6 months. Is he pulling a fast one? There is nothing in the finance T & C about it having…
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