Helen Dewdney

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Loyalty cards, rewards and apps – which supermarket has the best?

Helen Dewdney

Supermarket loyalty schemes compared Every store in the UK appears to have a loyalty card or system nowadays. However, they are difficult to compare and often changing. Is that intended to confuse people? Sainsburys made changes to its Nectar scheme in March 2023 and Tesco are due to scrap the triple rewards on 14 June 2023. Is it possible to compare prices?

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Lucy Jeffrey from Bare Kind

Helen Dewdney

Lucy Jeffrey founder of Bare Kind Lucy Jeffrey is the founder of Bare Kind. She is 28 years old and lives in London. Lucy started her company in 2018 when she decided she didn’t want her corporate bank job to be her lasting legacy to to world. Since incorporating the company, Lucy has grown Bare Kind to what you are seeing today – bamboo socks that save the lives of endangered animals all around the world!

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How to take action against your employer

Helen Dewdney

Take effective action against your boss I talk about your consumer rights, but sometimes I get asked about employment. This is not consumer and is a specialist area. I have to signpost. However, because I get asked often and because I like to bring in people for specialist topics that I can’t help with I am pleased that Laura Reilly who runs her own HR consultancy firm agreed to do this blog post!

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Carly Burd – feeding her Harlow community

Helen Dewdney

Carly Burd – feeding the Harlow community Carly has Multiple Sclerosis & Lupus. She knows hard the cost of living is for people. So she transformed her garden into an allotment to provide those on benefits, pensioners on state pension & those on a low income FREE organic fruit and vegetables plus essentials. They receive a large box that contains essentials plus enough food, fruit, vegetables, pasta, rice, breakfast etc for the amount of people in the household.

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The energy price cap what does it mean for you?

Helen Dewdney

What is the energy price cap? The cap is a government protection, calculated by the energy regulator Ofgem. This cap is on the kilowatt hour (kWh) of energy you use. The price cap protects around 29 million customers on default or variable rates. The energy cap from 01 July 2023 Yesterday Ofgem announced a change to the energy price cap. Electricity will be 30p per kWh with a standing charge of 53p per day.

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Lindsay Edwards – saving money & the planet with clothes

Helen Dewdney

About Lindsay Edwards Lindsay Edwards is a Personal Stylist based on the rural outskirts of Biggleswade, in Bedfordshire. Over the years, she has helped hundreds of women to understand the colour and styles of clothes that truly suit them. Lindsay wants to dispel the myth that a great wardrobe costs a lot – she loves showing others how they can spend far less money on clothes without compromising on their style.

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Telecoms: Customers see longer waits for service

Helen Dewdney

Hanging on the telephone? Ofcom report shows longer customer wait times Ofcom has today (18 May 2023) released the results of its latest annual customer satisfaction survey for telecoms providers One in five broadband customers (20%), and around one in ten (12%) mobile customers, said they had a reason to complain about their service or provider in 2022.