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Poll started 28 January 2020 Take what you pay on your mortgage or rent (include any service charges or ground rent but NOT council tax, insurance or other bills) and work out roughly what percentage of your monthly take-home pay/income (including benefits) it is. If you have joint finances which are intertwined then give…
Poll started 21 January 2020 It's January, peak holiday-booking season, the time of year when travel firms compete for our cash with special offers and deals. So this week, we wanted to know how much of your income you spend on them. How much AFTER-TAX income do you spend on all your holidays (UK and abroad) in one year?…
Poll started 14 January 2020 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 a 3G, 4G or 5G signal, not Wi-Fi) do you USE in a typical month? If unsure, check your data usage settings or your mobile…
Poll started 7 January 2020 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…
Poll started 2 Jan 2020 At the start of the New Year, we wanted to find out if you're financially better off now than you were at the start of January 2019. Whether you saved money, paid off debt, overspent, borrowed or had a pay rise, tell us how your household finances fared over the past year. Click here to vote in the…