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This week MoneySavers have been seeking and sharing wisdom about improvements to every room and space in the home and garden, from the bedroom to the kitchen and the lawn to the patio. Read on for more of the week's MSE Forum talking points. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/team-blog/2026/09/forum-highlights-04-09-2026/…
Not all banking apps are made equal. While some have slick interfaces and snazzy features, others can be a pain to navigate. How would you rate your bank's app? If you have several, focus on the one you use most. Vote in the poll then share your thoughts in the thread.
Hi everyone, From today, you can follow other forum users. When someone you follow starts a new discussion or adds a comment, you can choose to receive a forum notification or email alert. You can also view and manage the people you follow from your account. You can now filter Latest Threads to show posts from people you…
I am in the process of having an EV charger installed and need to have a double pole isolator put in to enable the installer to connect up the outdoor consumer unit they will use for the charger. Where I am struggling is to find out how I can get this isolator installed, given to do so the main incoming fuse needs to be…
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Both in their 70s. She is healthy and fit, he's had 2 strokes and sciatica and is recently housebound. He's very controlling and selfish, she's coped with this for many years by having friends and activities outside the home but now she's struggling with looking after him because he seems to be all me me me and doesn't…
I recently opened this account with a 3.23% interest rate, and an additional 1.38% 'bonus', taking the headline rate to 4.61% But when my interest was paid, only the 3.23% was credited to the ISA, and the 1.38% bonus interest was put in another account, called a Sidekick wallet which obviously isn't the ISA; their customer…
Probably going to put my house on the market next year, its a large 1920's semi.I am a bit concerned about the energy rating ( I bought this house over 20 years ago, long before EPC were a thing, hence I dont know much about this) I have loft insulation and double glazed windows but approx ten years ago, we were persuaded…
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The Government has confirmed it has increased the maximum amount of support available to those affected via a loan from £10,000 to £20,000, but only for exceptional cases.
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