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Which is the best supermarket loyalty card?

By Jordon Cox
14 min Read 16 May 2022
Families spend thousands of pounds each year on food shopping, and so it's no surprise to see popular supermarkets such...

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Everything you need to know about Buy Now, Pay Later

By Laura Mossman
15 min Read 06 May 2022
It is difficult to ignore the growing trend for buy-now, pay-later (BNPL), with Klarna, Clearpay, Laybuy and PayPal joined more...

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Klarna Review: Is it safe and does it affect my credit score?

By Laura Mossman
13 min Read 06 May 2022
Klarna is at the forefront of "buy-now, pay-later" and is the current market leader in the UK. It offers point-of-sale...

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Which? calls for an end to dodgy supermarket pricing tactics

By Liam Fahy
2 min Read 21 Apr 2015
Which? calls for an end to dodgy supermarket pricing tactics The consumer campaigner Which? has lodged a super-complaint to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) about the pricing practices of UK supermarkets. From dodgy multi-buys to baffling sales offers, many supermarkets are creating the illusion of savings that don't exist....

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