@MartinSLewis This is brilliant. Would have been so valuable when I was at school. I like to think I'm pretty savvy but throw my hands up at others who make basic financial errors
@airports_hotels Interesting article. I've had the same thoughts even from the north of England. When heading south on the train to Spain we've even driven most of the way to Paris and got a train in from there to eventually connect to TGV! https://t.co/Kv1sPirvLG
@giraffetweet Just wanted to commend Nathan at your Meadowhall restaurant. Really great service at lunchtime yesterday and a great support on my wife breastfeeding our son. Keep up the good work π
@lindahobbis Had many a happy summer holiday in Switzerland (or indeed just over the border into France). Even since. The number of people who ask you in summer if you're skiing just because you're going to the Alps amazes me!
@airports_hotels Problem is Gare du Nord is a grotty area. My wife felt intimidated walking around the area with me from all the men hanging around on street corners on a June evening. Gare du Lyon by contrast was different. This is mentioned in my 'train to Spain' blog https://t.co/Kv1sPirvLG
@earthtoconnie @BloggerLS @theclique_uk @BloggersSparkle @LovingBlogs Hi there. Just started blogging so have only around 5 or 6 blogs. My latest is here https://t.co/1qbX4rOq3b. Thanks π
@J50Claret @Chippywarner @MartinSLewis@Barclays Agree with you both to an extent. Where customers were sold it without knowledge or sold it when ineligible this is clearly wrong. But a claim culture has built up where people are wanting to have their cake and eat it (having cover in place then claim it all back plus interest)
@TravelLeisure Interesting article and similar here in the Uk. Booked a NYE flight to Lanzarote the second flights came out and paid Β£400. Two hours later price doubled and a week later was Β£1100 (4 people) Checked a few days ago and back down under Β£800. Thanks for retweet of blog by the way!