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As consumers it's tempting to vent online when things don't go quite right, but on the MSE Forum we also love to hear success stories – whether it's cutting your broadband bill or claiming compensation for a delayed flight. Read on for our pick of this week's MoneySaving topics.…
Whether you're buying some new clothes, a snazzy gadget or just picking up a pint of milk, there's a good chance you'll be asked one familiar question at the till: "Would you like your receipt?" Some people still prefer a paper receipt they can tuck into a wallet or folder, while others are happy with a digital version…
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/…
Hi all, if anyone is using Ineractive Investor I have a question about the merits of choosing one plan over another. I opened a SIPP earlier in the year and by default it created a 'Core' Account (I wasn't offered the choice at the time of opening).There is also Premium account at £39.99 per month, but disregarding that…
Posting on behalf of a friend (my OH's friend/s) who needs urgent legal/financial guidance before confronting her husband. The Situation: Marriage: Married 10 (this year) years, 3 young children. Family lives abroad. Finances: She has rarely worked (1 year part-time total) to raise the kids. She has no income and only a…
Hi, I am dealing with this for my son. He recently got a ticket for pulling into a car park entrance and stopping. The car park was closed and had been for a few hours. He was stationary for just over 3 minutes while deciding where else he could try to park nearby. The ticket says parking on double yellow lines ( they are…
Hi, I no longer receive Martin's weekly newsletter. Don't know why and how to resolve the issue. Please advise.
My FIL has recently moved from North to South UK and his will is kept with his solicitors up north. Should we look into getting this and keeping it or is it fine to leave it with the solicitors up there? Does the location of the will matter? We don't want to have to travel up north in the event that he passes away, but do…
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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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