Author: James Andrews
Our deals of the week 6 February 2026
- Co-op switch offer: get up to £175 by moving to the Co-op
- Odeon: tickets for better than half price with Wowcher
- Boots: up to 70% off Christmas clearance
- Flowers: get £10 off bunches of flowers ahead of Valentine's day
- AJ Bell Dodl LISA and ISA: deposit £1,000 and get account fee waived for a year
- Mubi: get three months of streaming for £1
- Brewdog: buy one burger or pizza, get another for £1
How to buy gold and is it worth it?
We take a look at the best ways to buy gold in the UK, as well as whether it’s a good idea. Gold has just...
Credit scores and reports explained
"Credit score" is a phrase you might occasionally hear or think about. Maybe even worry about. But do you understand it? I've known about credit scores...
Our deals of the week 16 January 2026
- Marcus by Goldman Sachs: New 4.55% fixed-rate saver
- JP Morgan Personal Investing: 10,000 Avios points
- Prezzo: 99p meals on Monday when you buy a drink
- Everyone Active, Nuffield and The Gym Group: free gym passes
- HSBC Premier Account: up to £750 switching incentive
- Pizza Express: buy one main, get another for £1
- Greene King: free non-alcoholic drink
How do 0% purchase cards work?
We explain how to get the most out of them. The right credit card can let you spread the cost of a big purchase, or...
Our deals of the week 9 January 2026
- Lloyds Bank: £250 switch offer with Disney+ included
- Lucky Saint: free pint or bottle of beer
- Great British Rail Sale: 50% off advance tickets until Monday
- Eurostar: £35 ticket sale
- Raisin: up to £150 cashback on savings
- IG: 7.5% interest on uninvested cash
- Premier Inn: 15% off stays
- Franco Manca: xtra £50 cashback
- Wetherspoon: 99p pints and £4.99 meals
Winners and losers from Rachel Reeves’ 2025 autumn Budget
It took a little over an hour to deliver, but has left millions of people better or worse off for years to come. So who...
The high street shops charging people to send things back
If you're buying something online, over the phone or from a catalogue there are laws in place giving you a right to send it back...
