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Which one item truly brings you happiness for little or no cost? That's the question posed by one MoneySaver this week. Let's take a tour of some of the latest MSE Forum highlights. Seen something on the Forum we should include in next week's highlights blog? Let us know in this thread.
There's a bank holiday approaching (at least at the time of posting this!), which means many people will be thinking of attempting some jobs that need doing around the home. But while some seem comfortable knocking together an extension or retiling a bathroom, others find putting up a shelf or changing a fuse to be an…
What have MoneySavers been talking about this week on the MSE Forum? Join us for a whistle-stop tour of some of the latest discussions and dilemmas. Seen something on the Forum we should include in next week's highlights blog? Let us know in this thread.
So, I have a small Hyundi classic, rural driving, circumstances mean that I stay local ie no more than an hours leisurely (I hope) drive. I've had a quote better than the renewal but it depends on how much I need.Included :-Windscreen cover Uninsured driver promise Courtesy car while your car is repaired by an approved…
I give details below of the savings challenge I have been running this year and will continue to run next year with the help of @Suffolk_lass This is the new Challenge thread for savers in 2025. The aim is to get more people saving throughout the year and this thread gives a space for people to record their progress. The…
I've just read some information on my Chase account that their cash back rewards are changing from 7 April 2025. Still £15 per month maximum cash back but only on groceries, fares and at petrol stations. My understanding is that purchases in currencies other than GBP won't earn cash back. Other cards do the above and may…
Hi, Two weeks ago I published my ad on Spareroom but I've received interest only from unsuitable people (in particular I wrote very clearly "no couples" at the top and at the bottom and guess what "we are a couple searching..."). The price is slightly over the others, but justified given the size, the comforts, the…
Hi everyone, due to ocd I often clean objects and wash clothes a lot. with bank cards Iand my phone I use a wet wipe. Passport is another issue though as its not as easy as a card to clean, what with all the pages. Can anyone recommend how to clean a passport , by the way it's brand new in the envelope, but for strange…
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Brokers give their views as interest rates on two-year fixes are lower than those on five-year fixes for the first time since 2022
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