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Can you cancel your holiday because of wildfires? Refunds and travel insurance explained

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By Lana Clements Verified
| thinkmoney.co.uk
Wildfires are raging across Greece leading to thousands of evacuations in mainland Greece as well as disruption in Greek islands Crete, Kefalonia and Paros. There have also been devastating fires in Spain and France this summer. If you have booked a holiday to these regions, you may be feeling worried. We explain your rights if you are thinking about cancelling your holiday. Is it safe to travel to Greece?
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McDonald's Happy Meal deal: How to get £2.99 offer with Crocs toys this summer holidays

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By Lana Clements Verified
| thinkmoney.co.uk
Maccys is always a crowd please for kids during the summer holidays when parents need all the help they can get to keep children happy. As an added plus, families can currently bag a McDonald's Happy Meal for £2.99 until September when you buy through the app. Prices depend on location, but without the deal the meal usually costs between £3.99 and £4.89. It comes as the chain launches Crocs-themed toys as part of the meal.
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All Change! 16-17 Saver rules shake-up and how to save money on train tickets

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By Lana Clements Verified
| thinkmoney.co.uk
Thousands of young people will be able to keep saving 50% on train fares after turning 18 as part of new government plans. From 17 August 2026, the 16-17 Saver railcard will remain valid for 12 months from the date it is bought. This is a change from the current rule where the card expires when the holder reaches their 18th birthday. Young people travelling to school, college, apprenticeships, training and work are all set to benefit.
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