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Landlord refusing to fix your home? 7 things renters should never be told in 2026

Landlord won’t do repairs? Renters in England have significantly stronger protection in 2026, including the end of Section 21 no-fault eviction. But knowing you have rights and feeling safe enough to use them are very different things. Here’s how to challenge repairs, rent threats and pressure to leave without unnecessarily putting your home at risk...

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How to become a mystery diner in 2026: can you really get paid to eat out?

Imagine going out for dinner, ordering your meal and then getting some or all of the bill paid back. Mystery dining is a genuine way to do exactly that and, on some assignments, you can earn a fee on top. But the reality of getting paid to review restaurants is rather different from some of the claims you may have seen online.

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Should I fix my energy price now? What fixing actually means and the one number to check before you switch

Here’s what fixing your energy price actually means, how to decide whether a deal is worth taking and what to check before pressing the button.

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The supermarkets giving families free food this summer and where you can get groceries to take home

There are plenty of kids eat free offers around this summer, but look at the small print and some require an adult to spend money first. That’s not much help if what you actually need is bread, fruit, vegetables and other food to put in the kitchen.

However, there are some much less publicised ways to get free food this summer, including supermarket offers and surplus groceries that can actually be taken home.

And importantly, not all of them involve a food bank, a referral or proving that you’re receiving benefits.... Read More


 

Where Kids Can Eat Free or Cheap in the UK (2026 Guide)
Where Kids Can Eat Free or Cheap in the UK (2026 Guide)
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