Poll

Now the summer holidays have been and gone, we want to know if you were one of many whose flight didn't go to plan. And if you arrived at your destination more than three hours late (the threshold for flight compensation), have you claimed compensation? (If you have been on multiple trips this summer, tell us about your most recent one.)

With the start of the new school terms comes the scramble to ensure kids' school uniform fits and matches schools' uniform policies. Buying school uniform can be an expensive exercise, and this week we want to know just how expensive it is right now. So we want to know, how much did you spend on school uniforms for your child this summer?

If you want to dictate where your assets go when you die, you need a will – a legal document telling everyone what should happen to your money, possessions and property. Wills can be made cheaply, and sometimes for free – see our Cheap wills guide. With Free Wills Month coming up in October and Will Aid in November, please let us know if you have a will. And if not, why?

We're a nation of pet lovers, but getting one can be a huge commitment - for you and your wallet. So whether you've a cat, dog, rabbit or horse, we want to know how much you spend on your pet(s) each year, including on food, insurance, vet costs and owt else.

The fines for parents taking children out of school without permission has risen from £60 to £80 (if paid within 21 days) ahead of the new school year. With holiday prices typically cheaper outside of the school holidays, we want to know what you think - should parents be allowed to take their kids on holiday during term time?

This week in our Money Tips email we're highlighting some of the top MoneySaving successes of the year so far. From haggling to overpaying your mortgage to claiming council tax discounts, we're all for celebrating MoneySaving wins – no matter how big or small. With this in mind, we want to know which of these tips you've tried and won with (there's just a selection here, if we listed every MoneySaving tip on the site there'd be hundreds). Tell us which of the following tips have saved (or made) you money?

Car insurance can be a big expense, so let us know how you manage it? Do you pay up front with a larger yearly payment or spread the cost with monthly instalments?

Though it's been an extremely difficult time for many to accumulate savings, over the past 12 months we've seen some of the highest savings interest rates for over a decade. On Thursday, the Bank of England lowered the base rate to 5%, and we've already noticed some top savings rates beginning to fall. This week, we want to know how much you have saved, and in what type of account you have the majority of your savings.

At the height of the energy crisis, 90% of households were on a standard variable tariff with prices dictated by the Energy Price Cap. But with the energy market slowly coming back to life and cheaper fixed tariffs available, we want to know if you've fixed - and if so, how long you have until it ends.

Every six months, we ask for your help to track the quality of customer service provided by banks. By comparing your answers with last time, we can see which have got better or worse.