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We've all been there. A freshly brewed tea or coffee steaming away (perhaps a cheeky biscuit on the side) but suddenly the phone rings / doorbell goes / kids need attention / you get dragged into a meeting, and before you know it your enticing cuppa has become a chilly shadow of its former self. What do you do about it?
Whether you're packing for a picnic or grabbing a bite during your break at work, supermarket meal deals can be a quick and easy way to get lunch sorted. But which one do you think reigns supreme? Vote in the poll, then let us know what your favourite lunchtime meal deal combination is in the thread.
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.
Hi folks, at the moment I am in the fortunate position of having a sizeable pot built up in cash savings. From what I've heard this is probably not the best strategy to be so cash heavy versus investment ratio? I have dabbled in the stock market over the past 5 years with varying degrees of success. Probably just about…
Small Payments. BIG Impact. Making a small (or large) Payment a Day (PAD) - or whenever your budget allows - towards debts or savings all adds up really quickly! And can change your financial future... Hey everyone, Welcome to the Payment A Day - Chapter 2025 challenge! (this will start from 1 January 2025) We've decided…
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... My ex has registered our son for a private school entry exam and told him he can attend if he does well. He then informed me that, if our son gets in, he'd expect me to pay half the fees. He knows I'm already stretched to the max financially - even if our son got a…
Team, I have two pension pots, an old one I no longer contribute in and my "normal" current pension pot that I am paying in to at the moment. The smaller of the two I plan on taking the 25% lump sum at the start of March next year when I turn 55 and then looking to draw down the balance of that towards the end of March…
Hi, I have a cash lump sum and am in the process of looking for a property to redevelop and sell on so I can eventually make enough spare cash to help my children onto the property ladder as it’s not going to be easy for them in this day and age. I don’t have enough for all of them with the cash I have unfortunately. I am…
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