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10 Ways To Save Money

This year, I am trying to be more careful with my outgoings. Compared to when I first started working to now, I am trying to be more wise when it comes to deciding what and when to spend money. 1. It becomes all too easy when you get paid to spend it so easily. One thing I have started to do is make a wish list of the things that I am interested in buying. I will leave an item on the list (unless I really need it) for a few months. If I still decide I am still interested in it, I will leave it on the list and make plans to buy it. If I have decided I don't really want it in the end, I will delete it off my list. Taking the time to ponder over whether you actually want or need something will help you spend money on worthwhile purchases. 2. I also find making a budget to be useful in planning how you spend your money. Whilst point 1 relates to disposable spending, your budget should include costs for things like travel, social events, education, health expenses, bills, etc. This ...
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Free NOW TV Passes

NOW TV have free month passes for movies and entertainment! (https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/now-tv-for-one-month-of-cinema-pass-free-with-code-2877397) To redeem, enter MOVIEFT for a free month of movies, or ENTFT for free entertainment for a month. It can be used as a taster to see if you like NOW TV, or if you are using it already, you can use it to get a free month. If you don't want to use the service after the trial, remember to cancel it before the trial ends otherwise you will be charged for the next month.
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How to be an eternal student

One of the perks of going to college or university (as well as the education, forging a career, meeting new people) is getting discounts using your Student ID on almost everything. Once you graduate, this is no longer an option...or is it? A popular way of ensuring you qualify for student discounts is to apply for a NUS extra card ( https://www.nus.org.uk/en/nus-extra/ ). Although it doesn't mean you get the same discounts as you did when you were a university student, there are still a lot of discounts to be had. You can apply to do a cheap online course through Groupon or Wowcher (the first time I did this, I bought an accounting course from E-Careers at £9 through Wowcher). Another way is to enrol on a free course from sites like Shaw Academy or OfCourse, which will still make you eligible for a NUS extra card. The card itself costs £12 a year plus p+p, but you can easily make this back. Examples of NUS extra offers advertised include: 10% off Superdrug, although at the m...
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Hello Shopping Bunny

In this time, everybody is looking to save money, be it on necessities or one-off purchases. Luckily, a lot of apps, websites and groups have the same mindset! Everybody loves a freebie. If you are on O2, you can get freebies from time to time using Priority as well as food and shopping offers and discounted gig tickets. If you aren't on O2, you can still take advantage of Priority offers. Simply get a free O2 sim (you can apply on the O2 website or go to your local shop). Take the O2 sim and put it in your unlocked handset. Connect your phone to wi-fi and download the O2 Priority app. To activate it, the app will send a message to your O2 number containing a code. Enter the code in, and you are ready to use the app. Remove the O2 sim and put your original one back in. You should still be able to access the app and use the offers! Past freebies from Priority include: Box of charity Christmas Cards from WHSmith worth £6.99 Bag of Chocolate Coins from WHSmith worth 99p Fr...
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