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The Top Five UK Holidays This Summer!

Posted in - Holidays and Events

Every family needs a break! But like most, you might be worried about being able to afford a holiday this summer. We say that’s hogwash! Don’t believe that a nice beach holiday is only possible abroad. Here are five incredible destinations to visit in the UK that are well within budget! Bournemouth Did you know[…]

Father’s Day on a Fiver

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Mother’s Day has been and gone, and now its time to panic buy your Dad a gift this Sunday! If you are still unsure when it is, it’s on Sunday 17th June this year. The problem is, you want to get your Dad something special, but you don’t want to get him yet another novelty[…]

Everything You Need To Know About The 2018 FIFA World Cup

Posted in - Event Planning

You may have heard that a certain big football tournament is kicking off this week. It is of course the 2018 World Cup, hosted by Russia this time. You’ve probably not had the time to work out what matches you’ll want to watch or even when they’re on, so here’s everything you need to know! Which[…]

How To Get The Best Out Of Your Loyalty Cards

Posted in - Financial Tips

If you’re like me, your wallet or purse is probably bursting at the seams with loyalty cards. It’s all well and good to be able to collect points at every opportunity, but at the end of the day, can your loyalty come at a price? Here’s the low-down on loyalty cards and how to get[…]

The Average Brit Has 33 Tasks On Their Weekly To-Do List: This Should Be #1

Posted in - UK Finances

Research by the FCA has shown that the average UK adult has a colossal weekly To-Do list of 33 tasks. They found that 60% of us are feeling overwhelmed by these long lists of things to do and that three in four of us are planning to tick off these tasks over the upcoming bank holiday. Nearly a third[…]

Ten Effective Tricks To Save Money On Your Food Shop

Posted in - Save on Your Shop

Food bills are on the rise and households are looking for more and more creative ways to cut down on their shopping. With the surprise news that Asda and Sainsbury’s could be merging to become the UK’s largest supermarket, consumers are hoping this will slash prices. In the meantime, we’ve gathered ten tricks that you[…]

Five Foolproof Ways To Get Into Festivals For Free!

Posted in - Holidays and Events

Festivals are expensive. Most of the biggest festivals in the UK are around £200 for a weekend ticket. And that doesn’t even include the cost of accommodation, travel or food! According to research by MSN, the average British festival-goer will spend £405 a year attending festivals. This is a cost which is unaffordable for many.[…]

Five Ways To Keep Your Kids Entertained On A Budget This Easter

Posted in - Holidays and Events

Having the kids home for the Easter holidays is a great opportunity to have some family fun time. Although days out and short breaks can quickly become expensive. But with this guide, you won’t need to borrow money to have a very hoppy Easter. Here are five ways to keep your kids and your pocket[…]

Top Ten Tips For Saving Money At Easter

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Easter can be a fairly pricey time of year. As well as buying many guilt-free packs of Mini Eggs, there are often lots of activities and parties to attend, so Easter can quickly become costly. We’ve found that you don’t have to spend lots to fulfill your post-lent cravings, so check out our top 10[…]

Your Guide To The UK’s Best Music Festivals This Summer!

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Despite the disappointing news that Glastonbury is taking a break this year, festival-goers are flocking to ticket sites and camping stores to prepare for the UK’s festival scene. We’ve been spoilt for choice so far with the lineups for the UK’s festival scene this year. If you’re planning on mucking in with the crowds to[…]