I am fed up with my current gas and electricity provider: First Utility. They used to be good and I suppose in many respects still are… But they didn’t show up twice when I was exchanging my smart meter (ok they reimbursed me for that but it was an inconvenience)n and they didn’t show up when […]
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1. What is matched betting? Matched betting (known also as double betting or back or lay bet matching) is a betting technique using FREE bets and incentives offered by bookmakers to gain the profit. It is risk-free if done correctly and for the right type of bet as it is based on the application of
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Tesco Clubcard Rewards Scheme Changes I shop at Tesco & have a Tesco Clubcard – and always encourage Tesco shoppers to get theirs too. For many years I have been spending my Clubcard points using their Boost scheme, which meant that I was able to get at least 4 times as much for my points
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This is a guest post written by Caroline Hughes. Caroline is co-founder of Lifetise, which creates interactive tools to help make big life decisions easier and more affordable. They’ve recently launched HomeFinder which shows people where and how they can afford to buy a home. Most people want to own their own homes. Some see
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Anyone responsible for running a household will know just how expensive it can be. In fact, your utilities alone can take a big dent out of your income; gas and electricity especially can end up costing a significant amount each month. With this in mind, I thought I would share some tips on how to
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One of my friends does successfully trade on Forex, hence I started to read about it..It looks like I am not the only one to get interested in Forex as many more Millennials are… Analysts often attempt to define the average forex trader, and how they may speculate on the currency markets. As investors, we
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So not long ago we bought a house. As with purchases of this sort we discovered a few surprising things about the house: Prepare for the best expect the worst.. We didn’t get the keys on time as our bank let us down.. It is as cold as it is beautiful…insulation is the most popular
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I am an extremely happy person. I can walk, run, swim and more importantly ride my motorcycle. I couldn’t be happier and I am actually reminded of that whenever I meet/hear about people less fortunate than I. Many of my blogging friends are focusing this year on a noble idea of creating a Reverse Advent Calendar and
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Being in a low-paid job means that often you really struggle to live your life to the fullest. I have been there when I fist came to the UK and was earning as little as £13k. However thanks to the Internet and many wonderful websites you can get to know about many money saving deals, offers
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I graduated from the uni quite some time ago as it was in September 2007…yeah I know ages ago! Yet I am going to get and enjoy many student discounts when using the NUS card. I do not own it yet, so let’s see if it is worth getting and how to apply for NUS
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