During the pandemic we saw a decline in the use of cash, with people favouring other methods of payment, such as contactless. However, it seems more people are turning back to cash as a way to keep tighter control of their spending in the wake of the cost of living crisis, according to new research from the Post Office. We want to find out how cashless our society is now, and whether people are using cash more or less than they were six months ago.

Holidays have been back on the agenda this year for many, with most travel restrictions now dropped. But many trips have been beset by delays. So this week, we want to know if you've got a summer getaway booked or, if you've had one, was it disrupted at all.

Your credit report can strongly influence whether you get a particular mortgage, credit card deal, mobile phone contract or cheap energy tariff, and sometimes even the rate you get. Even a small error on your report at credit reference agencies Experian, Equifax or TransUnion can cause havoc – but when did you last check yours? (If you want to find out how to check your report, see our Credit Reports guide).

Every six months, we ask for your help to track the quality of customer service provided by banks. By comparing your answers with last time, we can see which have got better or worse. Please vote based on CUSTOMER SERVICE for your main CURRENT ACCOUNT over the last SIX MONTHS. Ignore rates or any other products, and service if it's more than six months old.

With the energy market in crisis, usual switching habits have been turned on their head in the past year, so this week, we want to know whether you're on a fix or standard variable tariff.

This week's Money Tips email is all about Martin's Wallet Workout – but in this digital age, how many of us actually still carry a wallet or purse? Let us know in this week's poll.

The summer hols are only a few weeks away - and that means thousands of us Brits will be heading overseas, This week we want to know how you normally pay for things when you're on holiday overseas. Do you stick to cash, or do you think a credit card gets you more bang for your buck (euro, or dong)? Let us know in this week's poll.

We want to find out how each provider rates for service (how it treats you) and coverage (how strong the signal is when you need it). In truth, there are only four main networks providing signals – the rest use these, but under their own brands (see our Mobile networks guide for who piggybacks on who). Please rate the firm that provides your mobile phone bill (if you've switched networks recently, please rate the provider you were with the longest over the last year).

As petrol and diesel prices soar, hitting records of 185p and 191p per litre respectively, we want to know if you and/or your family have had to change your driving habits in response...

Soaring inflation means we now need to spend more just to pay bills and put food on the table. This week, we want to know if the cost of living crisis has impacted the amount you're able to save into your pension.