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This week's MSE Forum discussions span the range from what sort of garden hose to buy, to how to plan a bucket-list adventure by train on the other side of the world. Read on for more of this week's MoneySaving talking points. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/team-blog/2026/07/forum-highlights-10-07-2026/ Seen something…
Long-time Forumites will have seen tales of retailers clamping down on customers they feel have made too many returns. How often do you find yourself returning goods you've bought online? Do you only return things that are clearly broken or not up to scratch? Or are you happy to send something back if you've changed your…
Holiday booking often involves a balancing act. You might find a bargain that's less convenient, a luxury option that's more expensive, or a flexible booking that offers extra peace of mind. When it comes down to it, what matters most to you when booking a holiday? Vote in the poll and share your thoughts in the thread.
On June 26, X Money quietly rolled out beta access to U.S. Premium subscribers — a 6% APY, up to $3M in FDIC insurance, 3% unlimited cashback, and a dedicated physical card. It sounds like every perk of a bank, all packed into the X app. But here's a question worth sitting with: Is this "fintech innovation," or just…
Good afternoon. I recently purchased a dishwasher within the last 3 months. Last week it began leaking and I checked everything pipes etc. Nothing seen. Company sent out a domestic appliance repair company who have written it off due to a faulty door seal and the door beneath the seal being bent. I am seriously regretting…
Good afternoon folks, I wondered if any members had any experience with PCN tickets from Premier Parking? I’ve received a ticket today from them and have drafted an appeal letter, but wanted to see if others had any experience with them? For context, I did pay for parking and have an email receipt for it. I can see no…
Hi, I wonder if someone can advise on a couple of queries, or point towards reliable sources of advice/information. In the circumstances where someone has sold a main residence and is living “temp” whilst searching for a new property over a good few months, what might the savings and tax considerations be, if any, for the…
Hi Everyone, I’m hoping someone is able to offer some advice or suggestions regarding an issue we’re having regarding probate please. Our mum passed away in November of last yesr. We’ve been struggling to get probate approved but and don’t know where to get help. Our mum never had any English tutoring and only had a basic…
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