Lucy Brimble
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Disorganised households waste £800 a year on overdue bills and rolling contracts - AOL (opens the original)
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A poll of 3,000 British homeowners found 45% have incurred late payment fees and 22% are guilty of forgetting to renew, cancel or switch a contract before it expires or auto-renews. Mortgages were found to be the costliest for late payments, setting people back £78.32 a year by not paying on time, followed by energy tariffs (£67.24) and vehicle insurance (£58.49). By not going the extra mile to switch broadband contracts, households believe they are spending an additional £91.82 a year, while fa
Disorganised households waste £800 a year on overdue bills and rolling contracts (opens the original)
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A poll of 3,000 British homeowners found 45% have incurred late payment fees and 22% are guilty of forgetting to renew, cancel or switch a contract before it expires or auto-renews. Mortgages were found to be the costliest for late payments, setting people back £78.32 a year by not paying on time, followed by energy tariffs (£67.24) and vehicle insurance (£58.49). By not going the extra mile to switch broadband contracts, households believe they are spending an additional £91.82 a year, while fa
Holidaymakers still trust humans over AI when looking for travel advice - AOL (opens the original)
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A landmark study of 14,000 travellers from countries including the UK and Australia found that in the UK, family (84%) and friends (81%) trumped AI (45%) for travel tips and holiday hotspots. Just one in 10 rely on influencers for travel advice – highlighting ‘The Travel Trust Equation’ will be a strong theme emerging for 2027. Artificial intelligence is seen to be transforming the way we travel, but it hasn’t quite replaced the human touch. It also revealed they are set to prioritise things lik
Holidaymakers still trust humans over AI when looking for travel advice (opens the original)
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A landmark study of 14,000 travellers from countries including the UK and Australia found that in the UK, family (84%) and friends (81%) trumped AI (45%) for travel tips and holiday hotspots. Just one in 10 rely on influencers for travel advice – highlighting ‘The Travel Trust Equation’ will be a strong theme emerging for 2027. Artificial intelligence is seen to be transforming the way we travel, but it hasn’t quite replaced the human touch. It also revealed they are set to prioritise things lik
UK micro-cations on rise as Brits cut costs - with extra savings for EV drivers - AOL (opens the original)
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More than four in 10 Brits now favour taking several UK-based micro-cations throughout the year – rather than a single annual holiday, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults revealed they would rather put the money a big getaway would cost towards multiple short breaks spread across the year. A fifth are planning one of these short trips - within 100 miles of their home - this bank holiday weekend. According to the findings, 44% are now taking more micro-cations than they were five
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