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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/…
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Hi everyone, From today, you can follow other forum users. When someone you follow starts a new discussion or adds a comment, you can choose to receive a forum notification or email alert. You can also view and manage the people you follow from your account. You can now filter Latest Threads to show posts from people you…
So I increased my personal contribution from 3% to 12 or 15%. Company pays in 3%. Is this a good idea. Think might be stopping me saving cash which I may need if I get injured. Anyhow this equivalent pension type to my friend who works for council and council pay in 15% ? What I mean is, is it an accumulated pot type…
I was reading up on the MSE website about tracing old pensions and clicked the link provided for Pension Tracing Service and it took me to a webpage called Pension Advice.uk. It hasn't got the same phone numbers on the page so is this a hack?
My ex tenant is several thousand in arrears. They say that payments have been made to the landlord, in this case the letting agent. The tenant has asked UC for details of the account it was paid to in order that we can challenge the agent as to why they deny having received the payments. Many efforts have been made by…
My snoring has impacted on relationships. I brought it up with GP who's referred me to ENT. I suffer from blocked noses she said might have deviated septum after sticking a torch up my nose. My experience in past with ENT was the consultant was lazy and useless when I went for tinnitus. Anyone recommend someone privately…
Just got my Virgin M125 BB down to £19 ppm, by rejecting the various, more expensive, renewal offers they threw at me, telling them I wanted to initiate the 30 days notice cancellation process, then sitting back and waiting for their next move. Got a call from their retentions department today (I only cancelled yesterday),…
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