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Martin's top articles read so far this month (22/8/2006)

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Former_MSE_StatsMan Posts: 224 Forumite

12 August 2006 at 10:23AM in How much have you saved?

:money:Martin's top articles read so far this month (22/8/2006):money:

Reclaim unfair bank charges = 112,034 reads

Benefits checkup:get what you are entitled to = 111,910 reads

(11) Time to Switch! Find the cheapest Gas and Electricity Supplier and earn cashback = 94,657 reads

The Best Balance Transfers: cut the cost of existing credit card debts = 79,432 reads

Cheap Flight finding = 56,546 reads

The UKs Cheapest Home Phone Calls Provider = 55,026 reads

Instant Access Savings = 45,226 reads

eBay Golden Rules = 37,535 reads

Car Insurance Cost Cutting = 33,238 reads

Personal Loans: How to get the UK's cheapest = 32,495 reads

:money:Martin's top articles read so far this month (11/8/2006):money:

Reclaim unfair bank charges = 74,168 reads

The Best Balance Transfers: cut the cost of existing credit card debts = 43,417

Cheap Flight finding = 31,879

Find the cheapest Gas and Electricity Supplier and earn cashback = 29,807

The UKs Cheapest Home Phone Calls Provider = 29,602

eBay Golden Rules = 26,352

Instant Access Savings = 23,857

Home insurance cost cutting system = 20,434

Car Insurance Cost Cutting = 19,199

text of the weekly Martin’s Money Tips E-mail sent 2 August 2006 = 18,845

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22 August 2006 at 1:45PM

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Hi. Martin has asked me to tell you that I'm the Board Guide on the The Most Popular Chat Tips Ever Board board, which means I'm a volunteer to help the board(s) run smoothly, and I can move and change posts there. However, do remember, board guides don't read every post. If you spot an abusive or illegal post then please report it to abuse@moneysavingexpert (it's not part of my role to deal with abuse). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.
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