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This week we reached the point where there are four months till Christmas – but in one corner of the MSE Forum it's yuletide all year round as MoneySavers plot their festive preparations. Read on for more of the latest talking points. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/team-blog/2026/08/forum-highlights-28-08-2026/ Seen…
Reduced-to-clear items can be a beacon of MoneySaving when it comes to your grocery shop, but just how regularly do you seek out the yellow sticker goods when ambling down the aisles? Vote in the poll then share your thoughts in the thread.
Hi! I'm 32 and have recently got in touch with a financial advisor from Unbiased to help me consolidate my pensions and generally make me feel a bit more in control of my future . They have sent their advice for free and have sent a breakdown of their fees which are: £1400 - one charge to carry out changes which is…
Hi Looking into travel insurance atm and with several pre-plan trips, I assume the Annual travel insurance would be more reasonable to get. However I would like to understand a bit more in regards to the cancellation coverage. Supposedly if I have 2-3 separate trips plan and due to unexpected incident had to cancel 2 of 3…
My contract is finishing soon, i'm with Fibrus atm. Possibly looking at moving, depending on what they say. Whats the minimum speed i should go for? Their is just myself & partner. We use it for emails, watching amazon prime & surfing the net. Many thanks
Hi there, I am in the process of purchasing a property with my partner of 30years. We are not married or anything else official. We have no will, yet, and we're wondering as of right now, what would happen to our house if one of us dies? The property is being bought outright so no mortgage etc to worry about. Am I right in…
I have been searching the forums for some answers but I sill have some uncertainties. Having recently put together a spreadsheet to calculate any potential IHT payable I was horrified at the result. I have been supporting our children for some years with monthly standing orders. My question is clarifying what counts as…
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