Andy’s deals of the week 22 April 2023

My pick of the best offers and savings.

Every week I spend hours looking at discounts and deals to pick the good from the bad. I’ll only share ones which I think are worth considering – but remember you’re only saving money if you’re buying something you need and can afford.

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This week’s deals

HSBC bank switch offer: Get £200

There’s a new £200 switch offer from HSBC, with the potential for another £40 on top via cashback sites. Find out who can get it and how.

Barclaycard: 50,000 Avios

The welcome offer has been doubled for the Barclaycard Avios Plus credit card, worth 50,000 Avios points.

Converted to Nectar and accounting for the £20 fee, that could give you £300 profit. More here.

Amazon: £5 off £15

There’s a new version of this offer that some of you will be eligible for, saving £5 when you spend £15 or more. Here’s more.

Apple TV+: 2 months free

New and returning customers can get 2 months free Apple TV+. More here.

Coventry Building Society: £100 ISA bonus

Open a Coventry BS Limited Cash ISA via Hargreaves Lansdown and transfer over £10,000 to get a £100 bonus. More here.

National Trust: Family pass via newspaper

Pick up a Reach title from this weekend (Mirror, Express and many local papers) to get a single use 2 adult and 2 kids pass that lasts until June. More here.

Petrol: 5p off a litre at Morrisons with shop

Spend £35 at Morrisons and you’ll get a voucher to save 5p a litre on petrol. More here.

Boots: 20% off for students

If you have a student card there’s 20% off this weekend. Don’t forget to stack with 5% back from Airtime Rewards. Here’s more.

Swap old clothes for vouchers

If you’ve want to buy new clothes, you might be able to save by handing over some olds ones. The latest retailer to offer this is River Island, joining the likes of H&M, John Lewis and New Look who already operate similar schemes. Here’s how each one works.