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Re: 30% rent increase?
This is over 8 years though. 30% over 8 years is only 3.3% per annum. It is nice not to have annual increases but it is a shock to the system when a reset is finally needed.1 -
Re: 30% rent increase?
Go search on ONS (Office of National Statistics) website for your local area's private rent data for your property size including average rent as well as most recently rent increase percentage…1 -
Re: Open Banking question
Currently, banks have to support OB just on current accounts. Some have chosen to also implement on some or all of their savings accounts, and there's an Open Finance initiative underway which m…2 -
Re: Locked out of accounts
I’d wager that a bank with branches will have telephone banking as well. Another option; the account might have a chequebook: write a cheque to yourself from this “locked” account and deposit it (usi…1 -
Re: Switching offers - How do I keep track of the account dates and eligibility
I use my own spreadsheet combined with the T&C's in the below archive thread to help keep track. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6655628/an-archived-list-of-switching-offers …1 -
Re: Amazon refuse refund unless I supply ID - They currently have both the item I returned and money
Can you point to which consumer protections you’re referring to? If you return a faulty item, you have statutory rights. Or, if you have explicitly told Amazon that you’re cancelling the contract, yo…11 -
Re: Switching offers - How do I keep track of the account dates and eligibility
I have a sheet too but I would say it's not rare for double dipping to be allowed, look at the recent switch offers, many have a time limited period e.g. no switch since 2023 or whatever. The cu…1 -
Can now hold both Lloyds Premier and Club Lloyds together
I still have two Halifax Rewards accounts, hoping that they would once again offer something worth having but since the announcement that Halifax brand was going to disappear I realised this was not …5 -
Re: Click to pay
That's not quite how it works, when you click on the 'Click to Pay' button it will still need you to respond to a OTC sent (typically) to your mobile. Your ID is set up on the device y…1 -
Re: Click to pay
Click to pay is a faster online check out payment system. I see it as no difference to storing your card details in an app/web site. Depending on the vendor you may still receive a OTP. As an example…1
