So who are MoneySavers? For the third year running, rather than data-mining, we reckon the politest way to find out is just to ask. Plus we think you may like to find out a little bit more about who else uses this site (or more accurately, who uses this site and answers the polls). Welcome to the third annual MSE census. Please answer the following 11 questions.

We run this poll on big banks' current accounts every six months to see how the experience changes. We’d love your feedback. Please vote based on CUSTOMER SERVICE for your main CURRENT account over the last SIX MONTHS. Please ignore rates or any other products, or service from more than six months ago.

To answer this question, you first need to do a little sum: 1. Add up: the total value of your assets such as your house, savings & pension. 2. Subtract: outstanding debts - include your mortgage, exclude student loans. Then whether you've "net worth" or "net debt", pick your relevant option:

The big summer getaway is about to begin. Yet will you be one of those, are you planning to go at a different time of year or will you not be going at all? What are your summer holiday plans (if you’ve more than one holiday planned, answer for the main one)?

We all have to do it – deal with bills, bank online, book travel & holidays, file letters and receipts, collect vouchers, sort out problems with the home, cope with tax credits / benefits, manage kids' school requests and more. How much time do you spend in a typical week on personal admin (excluding cleaning your home / gardening)?

This September when the Conservative Party changes its leader, it'll also change the PM for the country. Only Conservative Party members can vote to decide, yet we wanted to see who everyone would pick. So, of the five candidates at the start of the process, which would you pick (quite deliberately we’ve not included options for ‘none’ or ‘don’t know’ as love it or loathe it, this is the choice).

The UK voted to leave the European Union last Thursday. While nothing has changed yet, except the knowledge that it will, how does the result make you feel about your finances? (For guidance see Martin’s Brexit Q&A.)

There are now more contactless debit and credit cards in the UK than people – over 86 million of them. The average transaction is just £8.40, the limit is £30 – done to cap spending if someone takes your card. What would you like the limit per transaction to be?

Medicines come in all shapes and packaging, but often it’s the same active ingredient doing the job; see our Cut the Cost of Medicine guide. So do you go for brand names (eg, Nurofen or Lemsip) or do you go for generic/own brands (eg, ibuprofen or Superdrug Cold & Flu sachets)? Which of these options is closest to your situation for the last few times you’ve bought medicines?

On Thursday 23 June the UK will vote either to remain in or leave the European Union. The referendum question will be: “Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?” So with four weeks left, where do you stand?