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Whether it's buying a new item, picking up a secondhand bargain or repairing something you already own, the MSE Forum has MoneySaving wisdom for you. Here's our roundup of some of this week's top topics. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/team-blog/2026/02/forum-highlights-27-02-2026/ Seen something on the Forum we should…
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Whether it's buying a new item, picking up a secondhand bargain or repairing something you already own, the MSE Forum has MoneySaving wisdom for you. Here's our roundup of some of this week's top topics. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/team-blog/2026/02/forum-highlights-20-02-2026/ Seen something on the Forum we should…
Hi fellow members, I’ve more or less made up my mind to retire once both of my sons have finished university. My pension + ISA is about 1.7m. I have several pension accounts from previous employments. My current workplace pension with Fidelity is very flexible, and the only charges at the moment are the fund management…
My mum is 75 and had kids in 77, 82 and 84, she did not work during this period and claimed child benefit. She retired several years ago but isnt in receipt of a full pension. So possibly has a claim. There are however some added complexities, which might explain the reduction she recieves. 1) She emigrated to the USA in…
Hi all, I had an email from Sky on 20th Feb saying my broadband prices were going up by £3.00 in April. It is my understanding that I can leave penalty free because of this, but only within 30 days of being notified. My contract doesn't officially end until May 2027. I have spoken with Sky via chat and they offered nothing…
Hi Our water meter is showing a leak. We ended up hiring a leak detection specialist to locate the source of the leak. They identified that it is right next to the water meter, underneath the pavement. As this is outside the legal boundary of our property, I understand that it is for Thames Water to fix - i.e. we are only…
Hi, hoping someone can advise ASAP regarding a text I received last week saying I had a ccj, amount and phone number to pay. I started to ignore as a scam but checked register and found there was a new ccj. I'm stunned as no paperwork ever received from this company, but see that my old address which I left 18 months ago…
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