there is not one single heating cover scheme i would recommend. this is for the following reasons: 1) They charge you through the nose if you have to get your boiler replaced. Sometimes up to twice as much as it would cost to have this done by a private heating engineer. 2) you're paying money every month for a service you rarely use. ...

Yeah, although im not looking forward to the 5 stones i'll end up putting on! :P Seriously though, enjoy your (well earned) holiday!

Enjoy Felicity! Not to be outdone, i may well be on contract in the States for the next 3 months so won't be around either! :P

There is an alternative course of action prior to taking this to court (which should always be a last resort). As you have already tried their complaints procedure, and they have failed to sort it, you should contact Consumer Focus, who act on behalf of Ofgem (the industry regulator). They will take your case to NPower. They have more clout as ...

That's a weird issue! There's an option during XP install to load any external drivers. Does your wife's laptop have a floppy drive? (Rare these days i know). If so, you should be able to get the drivers from the Acer site. Then you can load the drivers during install and it should solve the problem. Alternatively, you MIGHT be able ...

As the other posters have pointed out, you should not be expected to pay for supply before you entered the property. i can only go on another supplier's rules, but when it came down to it all you should have to do is supply a copy of your tenancy/lease agreement, which will have the date you moved in. Unfortunately, if you don't have a ...

Have you tried your own Bank? As long as you have had a good relationship with them down the line (i.e. very few or no returned payments, DDs etc) then they should be much more agreeable to lending you credit as opposed to a loan company that doesn't know you from adam.

This really is a question for your bank's mortgage department, they'll be best placed to advise you.

If your parents have legally signed over the deeds to the property via a solicitor, then yes you can get a mortgage.

Tmobile do exactly the kind of offer you are looking for. £15 - £20 a month, you get your minutes, once you use them, you can receive incoming only until your next billing period.