Conversations from: 2012 - Page 5 of 81 - Which? Conversation

I hate umbrellas

Umbrellas are synonymous with Britishness, but they can be unwieldy for users and annoying for people around you. Is there a better way to keep the rain off? (more about brolleys...)

Do capsule coffee machines grind on you?

Capsule coffee machines may be seen as the ultimate in kitchen convenience. But is this convenience outweighed by premium prices, excess packaging and the hassle of maintaining yet another machine? (more on coffee capsule machines...)

E-readers vs tablets – the tale of two technologies

I used to be sceptical about reading on any kind of digital device, whether it be a computer, ebook reader, tablet or laptop. Which paper-free reading option is the most enjoyable? (more about digital reading devices...)

Your comments this week – shirts, smoking & pressure selling

It’s Friday! That means one thing – it’s time to round-up your best comments. You’ve been debating plain cigarette packets, shirts in the workplace and whether pressure selling still pervades banking culture. (your comments this week...)

Under pressure: the stark reality of your bank’s sales culture

Many banks have promised to focus on their customer services over sales. So we surveyed more than 500 front-line bank staff to find out if the pressure to sell still pervades the culture in the big five banks. (more about pressure to sell...)

Complain for change: it’s the little things

One simple word can make a very powerful statement. And I’ve found the word ‘complain’ stirs up more controversy than you might expect. Do you regularly hold back from complaining because it makes you feel awkward? (complain for change...)

Cineworld? I’d rather visit the Picturehouse

Multiplex giant Cineworld has bought the Picturehouse chain. Arthouse cinemas offer more choice and comfort, often at lower prices than your local mainstream cinema. Once you’ve gone arthouse, can you go back? (more about arts cinemas...)

The pear necessities: why doesn’t my fruit ripen at home?

Supermarket fruit aisles offer an attractive abundance of choice, but I'm wondering why I bother buying fruit to ripen at home. Which fruit ripening trick works best for you? (more about ripening fruit...)

The Autumn Statement 2012 – tax, pensions and fuel duty

George Osborne has delivered his third Autumn Statement amid a stagnating economy and a budget deficit that refuses to shrink. But how will the measures he announced today impact on your personal finances? (more about the Autumn Statement...)

Planes, trains and… a complete lack of helpful information

Travel chaos hit many parts of the UK today as snow closed runways and delayed trains. Many of us aren't sure of our rights to compensation. What are we entitled to when transport services let us down? (more about your travel rights...)

Would you chicken out of airline fast food?

When I’m on a long-haul flight, I like to get my meal quickly. But Japan Airlines has taken the idea of ‘fast food’ to the next level, and has started serving KFC meals on some of its international flights. (more about fast food on flights...)

How can you cut the cost of motoring?

Running a car is one of the biggest drains on a household budget, so we've been searching for the best cash-conserving ideas. What are your top money-saving tips for drivers? (more about cutting car costs...)

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