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For some meal deal fans, it's the best time of the year! The usual offerings are being replaced with this year's selection of creative Christmas alternatives. Christmas dinner sandwiches, pulled pork wraps, brie and cranberry baguettes and sides of pigs in blankets in pastry. There's weird combinations and old favourites…
For those of you who are chocolate lovers, this week's poll is seeking your votes on how you like your confectionary treat... or more specifically, what temperature? Does it taste better a little on the chilled side, or do you prefer a more melty experience with a room temperature choccie? Fridge or cupboard? Or is there…
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We're planning a few days in Glasgow early next month. I've got some plans on places to go as I want to see the art galleries specifically. Any other 'must do' ideas? Also, places to eat that are good value for money. We particularly enjoy Italian but are quite flexible so Indian, Chinese, British cuisine or fish and chips…
Dear All My son lives in a Victorian terraced house which Has been divided into two self-contained flats. He owns the downstairs flat the upstairs flat is owned by a landlord who has installed tenants. Some time ago the upstairs washing machine leaked. The landlord would not call a plumber so my son had to do it. The leak…
Afternoon folks, I'm starting a diary on here primarily to track my thoughts, repayment and spending habits. Maybe to find a sense of accountability too. Long story short: been in debt pretty much my entire adult life whether that be due to stupid lifestyle spending, necessary house repairs or due to a recent period of…
We moved into a property at the start of this year which has 2 gas supply’s (part of the house was used as an annex previously) We hired someone to connect the gas supply’s so we’re only using one source. The unused supply is owned by Scottish Power who explained we would need to continue paying a standing charge even…
Hello Looking for a bit of advice, recently sold my car at the end of August, had it confirmed the finance was settled and closed down my direct debit. About two weeks later I received a refund to my account via direct credit for what I assumed to be the last monthly payment I made not accounted for on the settlement…
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It's October... Do you think it's too early for retailers to be rolling out their Christmas Meal Deals? Or do you think now is the perfect time to release those festive options?
If you want your Christmas food shop delivered to your door, you'll need to pounce to get your preferred slot. Supermarkets including Asda and Waitrose are now taking bookings, and there's a trick to get early access at Sainsbury's and Tesco.
The State Pension is set to go up by 4.8% from April 2026 under what's known as the 'triple lock' guarantee – though the exact monetary increase you'll get depends on which version of the State Pension you receive.
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