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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/…
My mum is on pension credit. Paying £51 a month for M350 broadband and talk. I've found out the social tariff is very cheap. Does the broadband work to an acceptable standard ? The social tariff speed seems very slow ?
Hi all, I'm completely new to this forum and had no idea of the potential avenues you have when receiving a fine of this kind. Wish I'd known years ago and annoyed at myself for not having done research until now. Here's the situation: My friend sent an email to latepayment.heathrowdropoff@apcoa.com admitting they had…
The old age pension is due to increase next year with the new state pension due to go above the £12500 tax free allowance to over £13000. This means that if the government keep their word that people receiving the New state pension will in effect have their tax free allowance increased by over £500 . However people like my…
On 4th September 2024 I requested a value for my deferred pension. I chased this request on 6 occasions and sent emails to my MP to chase. I had been told that the delay was because they were verifying if I was entitled to any Widows Pension. My wife died in 2022 so they had already had 2 years to investigate. I eventually…
Hello. I received this email today from Moorside Legal We are writing to give you a final opportunity to resolve your outstanding balance before we issue a County Court claim. The 30-day period for response set out in your Letter of Claim has now passed. We are instructed by Anchor Security Services Limited to proceed with…
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This means a change for those with substantial savings across M&S Bank and HSBC UK and/or First Direct. Here's what the transfer means for your savings, credit cards and more.
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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