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Prices, property, pensions: 30 EU referendum questions answered

Will the nation’s decision on 23 June make you richer or poorer? We address the key consumer concerns

Ticket touts could be licensed, plus the chance to snap up a towering folly

Also, a backlog in safety checks means nurses and teachers can’t work, and how tiny scratches can lead to huge car hire bills

France fuel strike leads to tourist anxiety ahead of bank holiday weekend

Depot blockades and fuel shortages in France are set to cause chaos as the UK government and RAC issue warnings over potential petrol rationing

Mercedes-Benz had me waiting for weeks after it damaged my car

There was damage to the front wing despite it being brand new, and four months later we’re still waiting

The tiny scratches that can result in large bills when you hire a Green Motion car

Motorists are angry at the amount they are charged for minor damage by the firm Green Motion when they return their vehicles

Are car alarms a complete waste of time?

The security devices have been criticised by councils and car owners for failing to combat crime – but it might not be worth scrapping them altogether ...

Wimbledon debentures and Tesla cars: are they worth it?

Also, the London penthouse with a retractable glass ceiling and toll trouble in Dartford

Toll and trouble: Dartford cameras fine drivers for journeys they didn’t make

Dartford Crossing’s number plate recognition cameras repeatedly identify the wrong vehicles, resulting in hefty penalties

Skoda offers paltry ‘goodwill gesture’ for a £4,793 bill for a known fault

We have a 2011 Yeti, and company engineers have admitted a timing chain problem, yet we’re only offered 20%

The way we shop now: the revolution in British spending habits

Survey shows shoppers spend more on experiences such as holidays and eating out and less on products

Sparks fly when I try to insure my Nissan Leaf electric car

The quote was double what I paid for my old VW Golf

Drive Dynamics promised an instructor. But he never contacted me

The self-styled most ‘liked’ driving school has a habit of leaving customers high and dry

Black box car insurance: a young driver’s new best friend behind the dashboard

Telematics-based motor insurance is teaching novice motorists better skills and reducing what can be sky-high premiums

I paid for no claims bonus protection – but my insurance premium has gone up

Zurich said that despite the extra insurance, I’m going to have to pay more after a claim

Thrifty holiday car hire turns out to be an expensive mistake

When we had a breakdown we lost two days of a week-long break

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