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National Divorce Day: the money admin that helps you feel steady again
Money can feel overwhelming after a divorce – not because you’re bad with it, but because it stops being a team sport and a lot of your assumptions of your overall financial picture will have changed.
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Save over £1,000 with the 52 week challenge - see how
Stick with it and by the end of the year, you’ll have £1,378 in your pot; that’s a tidy sum for Christmas, a weekend away, or just peace of mind.
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The match-the-spend challenge: enjoy the coffee, save the same amount
If every money tip you’ve ever seen starts with “stop buying coffee”, this one is going to feel refreshingly realistic.
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Sunshine Saturday - see how you can save extra on your summer holiday
If you’re thinking of booking a holiday right about now, you’re in good company. But is January the best time to nab a cheap deal?
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The Found Money Challenge: stop letting savings disappear at checkout
Before you buy anything non-essential, you take one extra step to check for cashback, discounts or vouchers, then save whatever doesn't get spent.
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The round-up challenge: saving money without noticing (or suffering)
It’s about quietly siphoning money out of your day-to-day spending without having to make a big, dramatic decision every month.
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ASOS cracks down on returns - what's changed and why it's frustrating
Whether this change leads to better buying decisions, fewer purchases, or a shift towards cheaper fashion is the part retailers should be watching very closely.
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Eurostar sale: round trip to Paris for under £70? Save more with PlusSave
See how you can get even cheaper return train tickets during the Eurostar sale.
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Weather Wednesday: the viral savings trend, and the version that actually works long term
Weather-based saving works because it removes judgement. You’re not being “good” or “bad” with money, you’re responding to conditions.
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Great British Rail Sale - how to save big on train journeys
The Great British Rail Sale kicks off today (January 6) and lasts until January 12.
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The 365 day money saving challenge - a simple way to build a savings habit
The 365 day money saving challenge is as straightforward as it sounds: save £1 a day for a year.
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7 things comedian Mark Watson taught me about money
January is when everyone optimistically pledges that they’re going to “get on top of their finances” but almost a week in, we might not be making any moves on that just yet.
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2026 key money dates for your diary
Here are the dates in 2026 that’ll hit your pocket – from benefit boosts to bill hikes.
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New year, no spend - the money reset you need this January
Bills, food, commuting – fine. Everything else? Park it.
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Christmas break: Entertain the kids for less with discounted days out
Want to make Christmas break memories without blowing your budget? Here’s how to get up to 20% off your days out this festive season.
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Self assessment scams on the rise as deadline looms
Since February 2025, more than 4,800 self assessment scams have been reported to HMRC.
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Christmas chocolate tubs are getting smaller and cost more - how to get them cheap
Here are our top tips for getting your favourite festive treats cheap this year as shrinkflation bites.
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Christmas night out: Get £100 worth of cocktails and nibbles for £88 - see how
With a bit of forward planning and PlusSave, you can still enjoy the cocktails, without so much of a big financial hangover.
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