Liz Edwards
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Editor, writer, content strategist. Fan of satire, singing and exposing stuff that is useless. Work at https://t.co/2E4jaikFcB. Ex @WhichUK. Views mine.
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3 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Liz Edwards
IF you need a new phone, laptop or tablet, then buying a refurbished model could save you HUNDREDS of pounds. Gadgets now come with a year’s guarantee if anything goes wrong - but it’s hard to know where to buy them from. We explain where to look and what to watch out for. To help you score a bargain on your next phone, tablet or laptop, we compared deals on six popular refurbished models and summarised what 11 major refurbished tech sites offer, including guarantees and discounts.
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3 weeks ago |
thesun.co.uk | Liz Edwards
LOOKING to boost the value of your home before selling - but can't decide if you'll get your money back on any improvements? We have spoken to leading property experts and worked out exactly how much money tweaks could add to your sale price - and which you should swerve. If you want to add serious value, The Sun can reveal the changes that can make the biggest impact on your property.
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2 months ago |
thesun.co.uk | Liz Edwards |Adele Cooke
HALF of adults over 30 don't have a will but it’s vital you have one. It helps protect your loved ones and lets you decide what happens to your money, property and possessions after you die. Without it, your money could be shared with the wrong people or even go to the crown. If your will isn't up to date then it could be invalid or it may not include a new partner, child or grandchild. This week LIZ EDWARDS and ADELE COOKE explain how to make a will and even get one for free.
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2 months ago |
thesun.co.uk | Liz Edwards
Shoppers could save HUNDREDS of pounds buying cheaper dupes for more expensive products that cost around double the price or more. The Sun has trawled through review sites and thousands of customer reviews to uncover the best value home and tech products. We checked reviews from experts and customers and compared core features for the dupe and its expensive rival.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
finder.com | Liz Edwards
If you were tricked into transferring money from your bank account to a fraudster, you’re entitled to a refund from your bank, under new rules. The rules, which came into force on 7 October, 2024, apply to “authorised push payment” (APP) fraud. In 2023, fraudsters stole £459.7 million through APP scams. The aim of the rules is to encourage banks and other payments companies to boost fraud prevention.
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