Andy’s deals of the week 9 October 2021

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.

Don’t forget to check out my Clever Cash Deals Instagram account. This is where I’ll share any flash offers that will have come and gone by the time this roundup is published.

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This week’s deals

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Savings: New 2% account

FinTech app Claro has released a savings account that promises 2% interest rates on up to £3,000. It’s iOS only. Here’s more information.

Apple TV+: Three months free via Currys Perks

Currys has this week launched a new loyalty scheme (it’s free) and one of the first “perks” is three months free Apple TV+. Here’s how to claim it.

Caffe Nero: Free drink every week

Sign up to O2 Priority (you don’t need to have a contract with O2) and you can now get a free drink from Monday to Thursday each week at Caffe Nero. More here.

Spotify: Possible “welcome back” offer

In previous years Spotify has sent ex-customers a deal for three months Premium for the price of one. This normally comes along mid-November. But to qualify you had to have cancelled by the middle of October.

I can’t promise the offer will run again, but if you’re willing to give it a try now is the time to cancel your existing subscription. More here.

Ocado: Free new customer bundles worth £25

There’s a new welcome offer for people who haven’t used Ocado before. You can claim a box of products worth £25, though you need to spend £85 on your first order to qualify. More here.

Boots: Up to 15% off

Next week on Tuesday and Wednesday you can save up to 15% off online at Boots. The more you spend the bigger the discount. More here.