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I finally won my battle to claim back my credit card penalty fees today when I received a letter from my credit card provider confirming they would refund the charges in full. The battle commenced back in May when I sent them a letter based on the brilliant templates provided by MoneySavingExpert.com.
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Playboy Casino is rapidly becoming my favourite site on the web, and not just because of those lovely playmates. How they make money I have no idea as they seem to just keeping on throwing money at their customers, not that you’ll hear me complaining.
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The shops are continuing to slash prices in an attempt to keep consumers spending so on I go with my eBay sales. This time it was the turn of my xbox to face the ‘everything must go’ treatment with all my games being listed on eBay as I have not even switched the console on for over 9 months!
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Following last weeks success in picking 7 correct outcomes in the Football Pools I went into this weekend optimistic that I would do well. This optimism was clearly misplaced as results went against me and I was only able to score 3 out of 10.
So based on this weeks performance it doesn’t look like I will be winning the £20,000 top prize in their Premier10 game anytime soon!
But I only need to get 8 out of 10 correct twice to make a profit, and with the amount of time I spend watching football that should be easy, right?
Like millions of others I enjoy my daily cup of tea at work, in fact I enjoy it so much I have one in the morning and another in the afternoon. Last week I could get a cup of tea for 30p from our staff canteen, however this week the dreaded inflationary price increases come into force adding an extra penny onto every cup of tea.
During the 228 days per year I spend at work, I drink my way through 456 cups of tea, so now thanks to inflation I am now £4.56 per year worse off. So forget your RPI and CPI measures of inflation, the true rate of inflation is 3.3% based on my cup of tea!
