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Making sure your motor is in tip top condition can prevent costly repairs down the line, but getting a service or MOT without breaking the bank can be a MoneySaving muddle of its own. Which method do you use to get a good price on a health check for your vehicle? Vote in the poll then share your thoughts in the thread.
We've had some unusual consumer rights queries on the MSE Forum this week: like the pair of trainers that turned out not to match one another, and what to do when you order a sofa and only half of it is delivered. Read on for more on these and the rest of the top talking points from our MoneySaving community.…
Signing up to a supermarket loyalty programme feels like a MoneySaving no-brainer, but not all schemes are created equal. While some are fairly generous when it comes to handing out points and bonuses, others are a bit stingy with the rewards or offer benefits that might not be worth bothering with. Which one gets your…
So, interested in a new used car. Am part exchanging my old car, to knock a nominal amount off price. I was told, because its a part echange (P/X), they will not offer a warranty on the car they are selling me? Is that a normal business practice? I mean, irrespective of whether I P/X or not, the used car is still the same…
I am in the position of my MOD pension payments being stopped and I have to provide ID before it is paid again, the only ID that they accept that is applicable to me is a passport which mine is out of date so it will cost me £100 to get my own pension paid to me. I have been trying to solve this for a long time and even my…
Hoping someone might know something that can help me….. First off I have a rosemary bush that is sprawling across the drive. It's huge but laying down on the job and sets off the car's "warning you're going to hit something" sensors. It needs a severe haircut. And of course I know it can be used in cooking but I see no…
Hi everyone, Looking for some advice on a potential structural/movement issue with a rental property in Greater London (1963 semi-detached, brick cavity wall, concrete slab ground floor ie inner bricks/breeze blocks sit on this and outter wall made of bricks sits on its own foundations). The Issue:Following the recent…
I would appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced problems with Etihad Airways travel vouchers or Etihad Credit. Etihad owes me access to a credit balance of £2,366.67, but despite spending approximately four months trying to resolve the problem, I still cannot use it. I received an Etihad Credit voucher worth…
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Halifax customers who use mobile and online banking services should move to the Lloyds Bank app before Sunday 1 November. That's because the Halifax app and online banking services will be axed from this date. Here's what you need to know.
The State Pension is likely to rise by 3.9% next April, taking the full new State Pension to over £13,000 a year. It means the State Pension now breaches the tax-free personal allowance for some.
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