A 220 page introduction to all things consumer related by our own BankFodder.
Includes energy companies, mobile phone providers, retailers, banks, insurance companies,debt collection agencies, reclaim companies, secondhand car sellers, cowboy garages, cowboy builders and all the rest who put their own profits before you.
Non fault accidents, who to claim from ?
There have been a few threads recently from people who have suffered accidents where the third party is 100% at fault and the third party insurers have accepted responsibility. There are then questions raised about whether to claim on your own insurance
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Published on 2nd November 2016 13:16
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UK inflation will quadruple to about 4% in the second half of next year and cut disposable income, a leading think tank has forecast.
The rise in prices will "accelerate rapidly" during 2017 as the fall in sterling is passed on to consumers, according to the National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR).
The revised figure is sharply higher than the 3% it forecast in August.
With the help of two members of the Site Team we have put together a handbook which we hope will be of use to anybody using this forum – especially newcomers.
Even people who don't use this forum may well find that it contains useful practical information on how to be a savvy consumer.
It is available in Kindle format only and you can find it
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Published on 22nd January 2016 07:58
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Published on 7th January 2016 08:19
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I have bred pedigree cats for over four decades and it breaks my heart every time I see someone taken for a ride when buying a pedigree kitten. The aim of this thread is to demystify the whole process, to let you know what we breeders do so you know what to look for beyond the obvious clean eyes, flea
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Builder overcharged £45,000 and job not completed
Thread Starter: RatatatHello,
Last Post By: Ratatat Today, 08:58I employed a builder to do a loft conversion, and renovate my house which I had just bought. He quoted £72,000 to do the work including