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Poll started 29 January 2019 The UK is set to leave the European Union on 29 March. So we wanted to test your sentiment about Brexit and its effect on your pocket, rather than the general economy. Of course exactly how we'll leave (or possibly even if) is still a matter of much debate, so this is more a gut reaction to…
Poll started 22 January 2019 With the growing use of social networks, streaming services, gaming and more all done on mobiles, we wanted to see how much data you crunch in a month. How much data (via 3G or 4G signal not Wi-Fi) do you USE in a typical month? If unsure, check your data usage settings or your mobile bill.…
Poll started 15 January 2019 When is it right or wrong to borrow? Are some things more acceptable than others – where is the line between flippant purchases and core needs – or is it more about long-term investment? We've listed 20 options and want to know which you feel is appropriate to borrow for, or if it's appropriate…
Poll started 8 January 2019 The Christmas turkey has now gone cold – so it's a good time to evaluate. In the recent festive season, Martin's Ban unnecessary Christmas presents video went viral with more than 14 million views and 100,000s sharing it. So did you cut back this Christmas compared to past years, and how did you…
Poll started 2 January 2019 Now the festive season is over, Santa finally has the chance to rest – yet for parcel delivery firms (which helped), it's business as usual. Over the past few years, we've heard a variety of horror stories, ranging from no-shows to mis-delivered parcels and even items being left in the bin. So…