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'Eat out to help out' - How does it work and which restaurants are included?

By Andy Leeks
4 min Read 03 Aug 2020
What is the ‘eat out to help out’ scheme? ‘Eat out to help out’ is a scheme introduced by chancellor...

Tips, Shopping

7 alternative websites to slash your Christmas shopping bill

By Damien Fahy
2 min Read 25 Nov 2019
1. camelcamelcamel.com can plot a graph of the 90-day price history for any product that Amazon sells. You can see if...

Guides, Shopping

Consumer Rights Act 2015 simplifies and strengthens consumer law

By Liam Fahy
6 min Read 01 Oct 2015
Consumer Rights Act 2015 simplifies and strengthens consumer law Big changes in consumer legislation came into effect on the 1st...

Shopping

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....

Shopping

Two simple spending & saving smartphone apps

By Liam Fahy
3 min Read 23 May 2014
Control your spending and saving with these smartphone apps I am always on the lookout for simple ways to help you control your spending and saving and I have just come across these two cool smartphone apps which can be a great addition to your money saving toolbox. Weekly Spend...

Shopping

Loyalty cards - here are my 5 personal favourites

By Liam Fahy
5 min Read 28 Apr 2014
Loyalty cards - my personal favourites It seems these days that everyone is offering loyalty cards. Take up all the offers and you will soon need an extra wallet or purse just for your cards. To help you negotiate the loyalty card minefield I have shared my personal favourites that...

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