Our deals of the week 6 April 2024

Our pick of the best offers and savings.

Every week we spend hours looking at discounts and deals to pick the good from the bad. We’ll only share ones which we 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

Spotify: 12 months for the price of 9

If you use Spotify Premium then buying an annual gift card will save £33.

eBay: £10 back with £40 spend

This offer via Vouchercodes will net you a £10 groceries gift card when you spend at eBay £40 this week.

Virgin Money: £30 voucher

Open a new Virgin Money current account via Snoop and you’ll get a £30 voucher. Plus there’s another £5 if you’re new to Snoop.

Uber: 10% in credits on train bookings

This deal has been extended to the end of August, and will earn you a decent amount back every time you book a train.

Hotel Chocolat: 50% off Easter Eggs

When Andy went hunting for post Easter bargains at the supermarket, the shelves were pretty bare this week. But there’s a huge 50% off at Hotel Chocolat.

Cinema: 2-4-1 tickets for £1

Meerkat Movies offers buy one, get one free movie tickets every Tuesday and Wednesday, and there’s a hack to get access for just £1 a year.

American Express: 5% cashback

This boosted offer ends next week and gives new Amex Platinum Cashback Everyday cardholders up to £125 cashback over their first five months.

Iceland: 10 items for £10

From pizzas to fish fingers, this is a decent way to fill the freezer.

YouGov: £50 cash for sharing bank data

Connect your current accounts and credit cards to YouGov Finance and you could make £50 every three months.

Boots: 10% off this weekend

Spend £60 at Boots from today until Monday and you’ll be able to save 10% with a code.

How to get O2 Priority if you’re not on O2

From early access to gig tickets through to free Greggs, the O2 Priority app is worth getting access to. And the good news is you don’t need to have your mobile contract with O2 to get it.