Whether it's simply saying 'cut the price or I'll leave you' with breakdown cover or broadband, or asking your bank to reduce your interest rate, haggling with call centres works. Which of these service companies have you successfully haggled with?

If you were in charge of the tax system, what would you set as the HIGHEST Income Tax rate that anyone should pay? Which is nearest to your view?

The government has announced that restrictions will be lifted during the Olympics, but should restrictions be lifted permanently? Which of the following is closest to your view?

Many goods sold in the UK are made or imported. Buying British can help UK manufacturers and may be more environmentally sustainable – yet if it costs more, would you pay more? Which of these would you be willing to pay more for to buy British?

A cash ISA is simply a tax-free savings account. You're allowed to put in £5,340 per tax year – then it stays tax free year after year. Yet the cash ISA year end is nearly upon us (5 April), and if you don't use it you lose it.    Which of the following is closest to your situation?

Are you stashing cash under the mattress? How much cash do you usually keep in your home AND wallet/purse in total?

The financial crisis has now been running for four years. Inflation has gone up, but what has happened to your pay? Please select the first answer that's closest to your situation.

Every six months we ask you for your customer services experiences with big banks. That time’s rolled around again, and we’d love your feedback based on how they've been recently. Please vote based on CUSTOMER SERVICE, not rate, on your MAIN CURRENT ACCOUNT over the LAST SIX MONTHS.

Valentine's is coming, has the use of vouchers finally broken through the last taboo? Is it acceptable to use a 2for1 voucher on a first date? We asked this three years ago, let's see if it's changed ... Imagine Bob asks Sarah to dinner on a first date, saying he'll pay. When the bill comes, he pulls out a 2for1 voucher – what advice would you give Sarah?

Annual UK house prices have reportedly fallen around 1% in the last year. So it's time for our regular poll to ask you where you think they'll go next. What do you think'll happen to UK house prices over the next 12 months?