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Property prices are on the rise, and that means estate agency costs are on the rise. Estate agency fees are one of the biggest costs when moving house, but what if you could eliminate that cost by selling your house yourself? Our guide to DIY house sales will tell you …

My friends know that I do have a few bank accounts. I usually reap the perks of switching and keeping some of the more profitable bank accounts. You can too and you don’t have to own more than 2 or 3 decent ones! The Club Lloyds account is one of …

Getting a cutting-edge new phone isn’t always easy. There’s a lot to contend with here. In 2019, Apple hinted at lowering the prices of their iPhones, but their devices are still as costly as ever. Many consumers undoubtedly feel they are overpriced. Still, while some might say that it’s ‘just …

How to Tastecard & its equivalent for FREE What is Tastecard? It is a physical or digital voucher card allowing you to benefit from 2-4-1 or 50% off offers in about 6000+ restaurants in the UK. These include Pizza Hut, Zizzi, Bella Italia, ASK, Cafe Rouge, Strada, Prezzo and many …

My no clothes challenge The current situation of a global pandemic, lockdowns, and all sorts of difficulties due to Covid -19 do not fill with much optimism. However, if we focus on the positives coming out of the last year and a half I am sure we can find plenty. …

How much you pay for insurance can make a sizeable difference to the overall cost of owning a car, so it’s important not to pay more than you need to. At the same time, the main reason for getting insured in the first place is to help you out if …

Kitchen Gadgets I can’t live without Crock Pot Crockpot 5.6Litre Express Pressure and Slow Cooker -is a pressure cooking pot my husband originally got for my parents but sadly my mum didn’t appreciate that gift, so the pot returned to our home. I am unsure why she didn’t like it …

There have been so many different things to worry about during the course of the pandemic. We worried about whether our masks were going to be protection enough when we went to the supermarket. We worried about whether we were going to be able to juggle home-schooling our kids while we were working from home. We worried about keeping everyone safe while making sure that our parents and other relatives were staying healthy. It’s been more than a year of incredible stress, but one of the most worrying things that many of us have had to deal with is our job security.  The chances are good that you have been put on furlough at some point during the pandemic.  You may have already been made redundant once already in the last fifteen months. Even if you have worked solidly through COVID-19, the state of the UK business …