“Hidden Treasures in Your Attic: Valuable Items to Look Out For Including Gameboys, Sindy Dolls, Designer Shoes, and 1950s Furniture”

Gumtree, a popular online marketplace, has revealed its top selling items, which include rare stamps, Gameboys, and Pokemon cards. These highly sought-after items have become valuable collectibles for many consumers. In addition, Gumtree has also shared the latest news on consumer and personal finance, and encourages readers to share their thoughts and concerns in the comments section.

In other news, three of the UK’s largest lenders have recently increased their mortgage rates. This development may have an impact on homeowners and those looking to buy a new property. The lenders’ decision to raise rates may be attributed to various factors such as market conditions and changes in the economy.

Meanwhile, there has been a growing interest in vintage and nostalgic items, with many people discovering that the items they have stored in their attics could be worth a considerable amount of money. From old Gameboys and Sindy dolls to designer shoes and 1950s furniture, these items have become valuable collectibles for collectors and enthusiasts. Gumtree encourages readers to share their own valuable finds in the comments section.

Asking for pocket money has become a common practice among children and parents. In an effort to find out the going rate for allowance, Gumtree is seeking input from parents on how much they give their children and how they distribute the money. Readers are encouraged to share their thoughts and experiences through the provided channels.

In travel news, strikes at Heathrow Airport are expected to cause disruptions over the next few weeks. The first strike has already taken place, and more are planned for the coming days. This may result in delays and cancellations for flights, and passengers are advised to check with their airlines for any updates.

In the world of insurance, the average price for comprehensive motor insurance has risen by 1% in the first quarter of the year. This is a slight increase compared to the previous three months. However, the average claim paid has also increased by 8%, reaching a record high. Despite these increases, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has assured that its members are absorbing the additional costs and not passing them on to consumers.

Lastly, grocery delivery app Getir has announced its decision to abandon its expansion plans in Europe, which will result in the loss of around 1,500 jobs in the UK. The company, which was previously successful in raising funds from investors, has faced significant losses due to its rapid expansion. As a result, it has decided to withdraw from several European countries, including the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands.