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Stethoscopes, stamps & stolen vans – this week's MSE Forum highlights

Laura Foulger
Laura Foulger
Features Writer
21 July 2023

Are you well acquainted with the MSE Forum's new look now? If not, the latest highlights offer ample opportunity to wander around the boards.

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A few of this week's top threads

We've handpicked some recent discussions we think you might like.

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Can this non-barcoded stamp still be used?

New blog

Take a glance at our new blog, Ask An Expert: Travel & Holidays. It sums up the most recent in the MSE Forum's Ask An Expert series, where, during a limited window, you can ask questions on a particular topic. This time the theme was holidays, and deals expert MSE Oli was in the hot seat.

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Photos of the week

Slow down and smell the flowers. The ongoing Awful weather - typical Brits talk thread remains the place to go for cheering gardening pictures, tips and inspiration. The gladiolus are the work of YoungBlueEyes; the lilies belong to Gorsebush and Farway.

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Please note: We love seeing your photos in the MSE Forum, but if you're uploading one, make sure it doesn't include any personally-identifiable information such as your face or address.

Money Moral Dilemma

Every week, the Money Tips email features a real-life Money Moral Dilemma (MMD for short). They're intended to encourage debate and, as such, they're usually among the most discussed threads each week.

Should we change our wills following our daughter's death? My husband and I have mirror wills, with the second of us to die leaving our estate to be split between our two daughters and their children. Our eldest is married, has two sons, and owns her home outright, and we stipulated 30% to her and 10% to each son. Our youngest was a single parent with one son, and was renting, and we stipulated 40% to her and 10% to her son - she sadly passed away last year, so her son now stands to inherit 50%. But would it be fairer to change our wills to leave 25% each for our daughter and our grandsons?

You can find out what our MSE Forumites think and add your own two cents on the Money Moral Dilemma discussion thread. Heed the MSE Forum rules: keep it kind and keep it clean. Remember, there's a real person behind every dilemma.

Got a Money Moral Dilemma of your own? Email us at MMD@moneysavingexpert.com and it could be featured.

Latest comping wins

It remains one of the busiest sections of all: the Competitions Time board is where compers share and discover prize-winning opportunities. Recently, stacey2kids bagged £200 cash via a Boohoo Instagram comp. Well done!

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Your two cents

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