Poll

It’s (meteorological) summer – getaway season. But coronavirus has devastated the travel industry, with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office still warning Brits against all non-essential foreign trips. So this week, we want to know what your holiday plans are – and how they’ve changed in light of the pandemic.

Your credit file can strongly influence whether you get a particular mortgage, credit card deal, mobile phone contract or cheap energy tariff, and sometimes even the rate. So a small error on your files at credit reference agencies Experian, Equifax and TransUnion can cause havoc – but when did you last check yours?

Savings rates have plummeted since the UK base rate was cut to a historic low of 0.1% in March. Yet we know switching savings isn't everyone's top priority – so when was the last time you moved your cash into a higher-paying account?

School's out for millions of children and young people across the UK (though not all), with many parents relying on online teaching and resources to keep kids learning during lockdown. This week, we want to know how you're finding the remote education your kids are getting.

School's out for millions of children and young people across the UK (though not all), with many parents relying on online teaching and resources to keep kids learning during lockdown. This week, we want to know how you're finding the remote education your kids are getting.

With most of us having to limit trips to the supermarket and some cupboard staples in short supply, cutting down on food waste has never been more important. So when you find food at home past its best-before date, what do you do?

With many feeling the financial squeeze caused by coronavirus and looking to cut their monthly bills, switching to a new energy provider (or at least to a new deal with your existing provider) is an easy way to save £££s. But when did you last do it – and if it's been a while, why?

As the UK lockdown continues, many are using the extra time at home to review household finances and cut costs where they can. So this week, we want to know how much you USUALLY spend on household bills every month - and how this has changed since the pandemic struck.

With many struggling as a result of the coronavirus crisis, lenders, utility firms and others are offering some the opportunity to take payment holidays, where you stop making payments for a set period (though beware, in many cases you will still rack up interest). So we want to know how many are applying for a payment freeze, and on what bills...

With the Government urging us all to stay at home as much as possible right now, many are dedicating more time to hobbies at home – or even trying to pick up a new one. This week, we want to find out how you’re spending your leisure time in lockdown.