Pub & bar deals

Save on drink and food at your local

Here are some offers for when you’re heading out to the pub.

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Pub promotions

Greene King: free Peroni 0.0% or CleanCo alcohol-free cocktail

If you’re the designated driver this December, then you can get a free Peroni 0% or alcohol free cocktail when you show your car keys at the bar.

You can do this until 23:59 on 31 December 2025, and you can only get one free drink per person, per transaction, per day.

Hungry Horse: Spin to Win main, pudding or pint

If you download Greene King’s new app and register for it, then you can spin the wheel to win a main, dessert or drink.

You get 30 days to claim the freebie.

Prizes include:

  • A free drink — you can choose from Peroni Nastro Azzuro, Peroni Natro Azzuro 0% bottle, Birra Moretti, Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Schweppes Lemonade, Madri, Cruz Campo, Rekorderlig, Aspall, GK IPA, Abbot Ale, Old Speckled Hen, Hazy Day, Level Head. Only Soft Drinks and Peroni Nastro Azzuro 0% bottle will be available in Scotland
  • A free dessert — up to the value of £7.99
  • A main meal — up to the value of £18.99. This excludes sharers or any meal priced higher than £18.99, only selected from the main menu, and does not include any breakfast, brunch, lunch, seniors, specials, children’s menus or timed menus.

Brewdog: free pint

Sign up to Brewdog’s loyalty scheme, Brewdog Treats, and get a free pint of any Brewdog draught beer as well as discounts and rewards to spend at the bar.

You’ll need to redeem the pint within 30 days and you can use it in all UK BrewDog bars apart from: Hull, Upminster, Edinburgh Waverley, Edinburgh Airport, Gatwick Airport, Belfast Grand Central.

Heineken: free pints nationwide (ended)

You can get a free pint of Heineken or Heineken 0.0 from a participating pub until 31 October 2025, or 40,000 free drinks have been claimed.

To get it, head to the promotional website and enter your details. Then, use your current location or search for locations to find a pub near you where you can get a free pint. Once confirmed, you’ll get an email with your voucher.

Greene King: free Hazy Day pint (ended)

From 10 September to 17 October, you can get a free pint of Hazy Day IPA when you download the Greene King App and register. If you’re already signed up, it should be waiting in there for you. Once you have the voucher, you only have until 31 October to redeem it!

Poretti: free print or 330ml bottle (ended)

You can currently get a free pint or 330ml bottle of Poretti from participating venues. To get it, you need to:

  • Go to one of the venues listed – there’s a search function to find ones near you
  • Purchase a pint or a 330ml bottle of Birrificio Angelo Poretti and get a receipt
  • Take a photo of your receipt
  • Go to the website and fill in the form — you’ll need to provide your name, email address and mobile number, as well as the value of the purchase. It’ll also ask for bank details or PayPal details to receive the cashback.

The promotion ends at 23:59 on 31st August 2025 and you can claim back a maximum of £6.50

Birra Moretti: BOGOF pints (ended)

Until 28 September 2025, you can get buy one, get one free pints at pubs across the country. To get it, you need to go to the promotional site and enter your details, you’ll then be able to choose a location. You will get an email with a voucher to use at the venue.

You need to redeem the voucher while at the venue, as you only get 30 minutes to use it. You’ll have to pay for one pint of Birra Moretti, then you’ll get another for free. There needs to be two of you to redeem it.

Cruzcampo: two free half pints (ended)

You can get two free ‘canas’ (basically half pints) at a selection of pubs across the country, although most of them are in London.

To get it, go via this link and select where you want to claim the offer. You’ll be sent a voucher to use. Don’t swipe it until you’re at the bar as it’ll expire after 30 minutes.

It ends 31 August 2025 and it’s one voucher per person.

All Bar One: free Hendricks gin & tonic (ended)

In August you can grab a free G&T at All Bar One.

You need the app to get the offer, there’s a code that you can use to redeem it, and you can only get it once.

Heineken: free pint via Mixr app (ended)

Download the Mixr app to get a free pint at participating pubs across the UK. Valid until 31 May 2025. One use per person.

Free drinks via apps

These apps often have free drinks to claim.

Free drinks every day with Dusk

The app Dusk gives you a free drink each day at selected bars.

Just download the app and look for the bars participating. If you use the referral code AWEBB5 you’ll earn 500 reward points. I’m not sure they actually do anything right now, but there’s no harm in adding it to your account.

El Tab: £9.99 a week for free drinks

Smartphone app El Tab offers Londoners up to four free drinks every night of the week in different bars across the city. It usually costs £9.99 a week or £24.99 a month.

We’ve done a full analysis of the app to find out whether it can cut cut the cost of boozing in London.

Free drink with Mixr

Mixr is an app that lets you search for, view menus at and book at any pubs and bars owned by Stonegate Pubs. You can also pay in the app and earn points.

There are often free drinks and other discounts.

10% off with Green King Sport app

Download the Green King Sport app to get 10% off orders during live sport. There’s also the chance to win more free drinks and prizes such as tickets to gigs, festivals and sporting events.

Watch out too for free drink promotions.

The full list of pubs can be found here.

Investing offers and cashback deals

Investment firms often give incentives like free cash to get you to give them your money.

These offers are extra cash payments and freebies you can get via starting an investment. We’re only sharing these promotions as a way to get some free cash rather than a recommendation of individual investment platforms or funds.

Some articles on the site contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to help fund our work. However, they won’t affect the price you pay or our editorial independence. Read more here.

Here at Be Clever With Your Cash, we’re not regulated to give you financial advice. We aim to give you the facts about a provider or investment but it’s up to you to decide if it’s suitable for you. If you’re looking for more personalised guidance, find a financial adviser who can give you specific advice. Remember that your capital is at risk when investing — don’t invest more than you are prepared to lose. 

Welcome and bonus offers

These are offers to tempt you to sign up for an account or transfer existing accounts There may be a minimum amount you need to add in order to get the bonus. Remember, we’re just sharing offers here and not recommending any individual ISA investment platforms, so do your research before applying. Our S&S ISA best buy tables are a good place to start.

ISA offers
Our top pick
Customer rating 4.9/5
  • Offer
    Free fractional share up to £100*
  • Annual fee
    £0
  • Type of investing
    DIY investing
  • Minimum deposit
    £1
*New customers get a free fractional share worth up to £100 when you sign up via our link or use the code BCWYC.
  • FSCS Protected? Yes
  • Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
  • Fractional shares Yes
  • Interest on uninvested cash 3.8%
  • Flexible ISA Yes
  • Foreign exchange fee 0.15%
  • Fund fees If you invest in ETFs, you'll have to pay fund fees depending on the funds you choose
  • Offer details To get the offer, you need to open a Trading 212 Stocks and Shares ISA or Invest account and deposit at least £1 within 10 calendar days
  • Important details Remember, the value of any money invested, which includes your free share, could go up or down
  • Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes: FRN 609146
  • Risk warning Capital at risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up
Customer rating 4.8/5
  • Offer
    10% cashback on investments*
  • Annual fee
    £8 per month custody fee**
  • Type of investing
    DIY or ready-made
  • Minimum deposit
    £0
*New customers can get 10% cashback on their investments **You can reduce the custody fee to £0 per month when you place more than 3 trades in the previous quarter.
  • FSCS Protected? Yes
  • Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
  • Interest on uninvested cash 3.75%
  • Fractional shares No
  • Flexible ISA Yes
  • Foreign exchange fee 0.70%
  • Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees depending on the funds you choose
  • Offer New customers can get 10% cashback on their investments, up to a maximum of £200
  • Offer details To get it, open a new share dealing account between 21 November and 31 December 2025 and make your first trade worth at least £50 by 31 December 2025. You need to maintain an active portfolio with at least £50 in the account from January to March 2026. It's calculated as 10% of the daily average invested value during the promotional period, with the cashback credited by 30 April 2026
  • Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes: FRN 944492
  • Risk warning Capital at risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up.

Charles Stanley Direct Stocks & Shares ISA

Customer rating 2/5
  • Offer
    Up to £1,500 cashback*
  • Annual fee
    0.3% (min £5 per month)
  • Type of investing
    DIY investing
  • Minimum deposit
    £0
*You can get £300-£1,500 cashback when you transfer an ISA between £20,000 and £200,000
  • Fees You get £50 worth of free trades every 6 months. Funds cost £4 per trade and shares cost £10 per trade
  • Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees depending on the funds you choose. There are no platform or trading fees when you invest in Charles Stanley Multi Asset Funds
  • FSCS Protected? Yes
  • Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
  • Fractional shares No
  • Interest on uninvested cash Yes - 1.5% on balances up to £99,999 and 1.9% on balances over this
  • Flexible ISA No
  • Foreign exchange fee 1%
  • Offer details The amount you'll get in cashback depends on how much you transfer. A transfer of £20,000 gets you £300 cashback
  • Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes: FRN 124412
  • Risk warning Capital at risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up
Customer rating 4.8/5
  • Offer
    £50-£1000 cashback
  • Annual fee
    0.60%
  • Type of investing
    Ready-made investing
  • Minimum deposit
    £500
£50-1000 cashback. Minimum investment and terms apply. Registration ends 2 March 2026. Capital at risk
  • Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes: FRN 662530
  • FSCS Protected? Yes
  • Flexible ISA Yes
  • Important details Over 18s, UK residents and UK taxpayers only
  • Interest on uninvested cash No
  • Offer You could get cashback when you deposit and/or transfer more than £5,000 into a new or existing Stocks & Shares ISA. You'll get between £50 and £1,000 cashback depending on how much you deposit or transfer. You can find out more details on how much you'll get on the dedicated offer page.
  • Offer details To get the cashback, you have to register for it by 23:59 on 2 March 2026 through the dedicated offer page. Then, you'll have 6 months to make your deposit and/or start your transfer(s). The money needs to stay deposited for 18 months. T&C’s apply. Tax treatments depend on your individual circumstances and may change in the future
  • Risk warning Capital at risk. The value of your investments may go up or down
  • Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
Customer rating 3.4/5
  • Offer
    Free $50 stock*
  • Annual fee
    Custody fee of 0.35% per year (max £45)
  • Type of account
    DIY investing
  • Minimum deposit
    $50
*Get a free stock worth $50 when you sign up for eToro and deposit at least $50 into a General Investment Account (deposits into your ISA will not count).
  • FSCS Protected? Yes
  • Interest on uninvested cash 3% on balances up to $50,000, 3.8% on balances over this
  • Fractional shares Yes
  • Foreign exchange fee 0.7%
  • Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees, which cost on average ~0.16% per year, with additional market-spread effects up to 0.05%
  • Trading fees You'll pay £3.95 per trade for shares, ETFs and mutual funds and £5.95 per trade for bonds
  • Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Yes, FRN 583263
  • Risk warning The value of your investments may go up or down. Your capital is at risk. ISA powered by Moneyfarm. ISA rules apply. UK residents only.
  • Offer details Get a free stock worth $50 when you sign up for eToro and deposit at least $50 into a General Investment Account (deposits into your ISA will not count). The money needs to stay in your account for at least 90 days. The stock will be added 7 days after you meet the criteria.

ISA vs GIA

When you open these accounts you can usually choose between an ISA and a general investing account. If you haven’t used your full £20,000 ISA allowance this financial year, and you don’t plan to do so before 5 April, then that’s the best account for you as any gains you make will be tax free.

If you can’t or don’t want to add any more to an ISA, you can opt instead for the general investing account, although some of these offers may not be available for this account. In this account, you’ll only pay tax on profits after selling your share if it brings you over the Capital Gains Allowance – which is £3,000 in 2024/25.

NOW TV free trial, offers & deals (December 2025)

Get Sky Atlantic, Sky Cinema and Sky Sports without getting Sky – and pay less with these great NOW TV offers.

Sky’s NOW TV – or NOW as it’s been rebranded can save you a lot of money compared to paying for TV via your broadband provider, whether that’s Sky, Virgin, BT or TalkTalk.

Despite recent price increases and fewer offers it’s still the cheapest way to get big channels such as Sky Atlantic, Sky One and more.

NOW TV logo on yellow background

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What is NOW TV?

NOW TV is essentially an on-demand video streaming service, just like Netflix and iPlayer. The big difference is it lets you watch Sky channels. Why bother when you can do this direct? Well NOW TV is so much cheaper. And you’ll see below there are always deals to bring the price down further.

Another great thing is that you can subscribe month by month, rather than tie yourself into a year-long contract as you would if you had satellite or cable TV. Here’s Andy’s take on whether it’s worth the money.

It works best if you don’t watch ALL the different channels. That’s because films, TV and sport are all on different packages. Very cheap if you get one or two, but it can be pricey if you get more. And of course you need to consider if you’d be better off picking Netflix or Amazon Prime instead – there’s not enough time to watch all three!


How much is NOW TV?

Here are the full price costs for all the different NOW TV passes – but of course you don’t need to pay this. Check out all the deals on this page for ways to save.

  • Entertainment Pass costs £9.99 a month
  • Cinema Pass costs £9.99 a month
  • The Hayu pass costs £4.99 a month
  • There are two Sky Sports NOW TV passes
    • A Day Pass costs £14.99 for 24 hours
    • A Month Pass is £34.99 a month
  • NOW TV Boost cost £6 a month or £9 a month

New NOW TV customer offers and deals

The best offers are pretty much always for new customers. If you’ve never used NOW TV before, always start with one of these. If there’s a free or very cheap pass featured further down you can always add that at a later date. We’ve ranked them in the order of how good we think they are.

These offers are only for new NOW TV subscribers. Make sure you cancel before the prepaid package is up or you’ll pay full price for the following months.

At the moment it seems most of these introductory offers are for a minimum of six months, so you might need to weigh up whether you’d be better off paying full price for a single month and using the cancellation trick (more on this further down the page) to hopefully bring prices down without being locked in.

NOW TV Entertainment: 50% off 12 months

This new user offer requires you to lock in for 12 months, after which you’ll pay full price but can cancel at any time.

You’ll get:

  • Entertainment for £4.99 a month (save £5)

This offer also comes with a 7 day trial of Boost.

Reduced passes with NOW Broadband

If you change your internet to NOW Broadband, you’ll be able to get discounted NOW passes. The cost varies depending on when you sign up; we’ve seen it as little as £4 a month.

However, you are tied into the broadband and the NOW membership for 12 months. And it’ll go up to full price once the year ends.

NOW TV free trials (ended)

Sadly there are no longer any free trials for the main passes, though they could return. Usually you can trial “Boost” for 7 days though that’s not currently showing.

If you do get a trial and don’t want to keep paying then remember to cancel before the seven days finish to avoid getting charged full price.

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Existing NOW TV customer offers and deals

Most of the special offers are only for new customers, but there are lots of ways existing customers can save each month. Usually this involved either buying a gift card pass, or buying a multi-month pass with a NOW TV box or stick when these are on offer (which happens quite a bit).

With the passes you will get a code which you can enter into your account. Go to the view passes page and you’ll see where to add the code. If you are buying the passes with a NOW TV stick or box then the newer ones have the passes preloaded and are added to your account when you activate the device and log in.

Here are the best deals:

NOW TV cancellation trick

If you go to cancel your NOW TV pass, you’ll be asked the reason you are cancelling. Select the option saying it’s too expensive for you and you might be offered a discount to stay.

If that’s as good or better than the existing customer deals we’ve listed above, then you can accept it and pay less. This will be for a limited time, often three or four months, so don’t forget to repeat this process.

Do keep an eye on your emails too. It’s not unheard of for NOW TV to offer a discounted price after you’ve cancelled. Here’s more on how this trick works and how to cancel.

NOW email offers

It’s also worth having your email preferences set to allow promotional emails from NOW. They will regularly send promotions with discounts – most recently Andy signed up to four months of Entertainment for £1 a month.

This will only be sent if you don’t have an active subscription, another reason to hit cancel at the start of each month.

Netflix, NOW TV and Freeview box for £5/mth for six months (expired)

If you have BT or EE broadband (or sign up for it), you can add on a EE TV package that includes Netflix and NOW at a reduced price. At the moment, you can get it for £5 a month for the first six months. You’ll need to commit to 24 months, and the price will go up after the six month period and every year. However, it includes:

  • Netflix Standard with adverts (rrp £5.99 a month)
  • NOW Entertainment (rrp £9.99 a month)
  • Discovery+ basic (rrp £3.99 a month)

With this deal, you’re locked in for at least 24 months. For the first six months you’ll pay £5 and this goes up to £20 a month from month seven. It then costs £22 a month from 31 March 2026 and £24 a month from 31 March 2027.

You’ll need to factor in if you can get broadband for less elsewhere, and that you’ll be tied in for two years.

If you want HD Netflix you’ll have to pay extra – and it’s not clear how much more this is.

Similarly if you want HD and no adverts on your NOW pass that’s another £6 a month. And it’s often possible to get cheaper NOW packages direct with NOW – that might not be the case if you pay via your BT bill.

A similar model box will likely cost you £250, so if you’re looking at ditching pay TV elsewhere, this would be a cheaper way to get hold of it, with the streaming services thrown in (though you won’t keep it if you leave BT in two years time).

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Latest Sky Sports NOW TV deals

You need a separate pass for Sky Sports via NOW and there are often deals to bring the price down. We’ve listed them on our bespoke deals page for Sky Sports.

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TNT Sports deals and offers (December 2025)

The cheapest ways to watch TNT Sports on your TV or app

If you want to watch Premier League and Champions League football, Premiership Rugby, along with other sports, on TNT Sports, then you’ll need to sign up via your pay TV provider or use the Discovery+ streaming service.

Here are the best offers right now to save you cash.

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What is TNT Sports?

TNT Sports is the new name for BT Sports. It now sits under the Discovery brand, though you can add just the TNT Sports channels to your Sky, Virgin and other pay TV services.

The channels are:

  • TNT Sports 1, 2, 3, and 4: available in standard and high definition, plus six red-button channels.
  • TNT Sports Ultimate: stream select events in 4K HDR and Dolby Atmos (with a compatible device).
  • TNT Sports Box Office: get pay-per-view access to exciting sports events (for both subscribers and non-subscribers).

You can read more via this link about what the change means for existing BT Sport customers.

Get it via Discovery +

Monthly for £30.99 a month

This tier of streaming service Discovery+ gets you all the TNT Sports channels to watch via the Discovery+ app on your TV, smart stick, games console, computer, tablet or phone.

For an extra £3 a month you can also get lifestyle channels such as TLC, Quest and Discovery.

This is a monthly pass and you can cancel at anytime. This effectively replaces the old BT Sport monthly pass, though the difference is this will renew if you don’t cancel.

Get it via BT

Check if it’s already included

Some BT Broadband customers, usually long standing ones who used to get BT Sports for free, may now have access to the full Discovery+ Premium package for free.

You’ll be able to tell by checking eligibility here.

Add it to BT broadband from £20/mth

If you get your internet services from BT then you can get the TNT Sport channels for an extra charge each month by adding BT TV. The sports packages starts from £20 a month.

Although you can still watch via the BT Sport App you’ll need to move to the Discovery+ app in due course.

If you’re adding it to an existing BT contract then it could mean you start a new contract for all your BT services, possibly for 24 months.

Make sure you shop around for deals that’ll bring the price down, such as using cashback sites for an added bonus.

Get it via EE

If your mobile phone contract is with EE you can buy passes to watch on your phone using the Discovery+ app.

There are add-ons that let you watch it via the BT Sport app on your TV or improve picture quality to 4K.

Check if it’s already included

Some EE and BT Mobile customers that got BT Sports for free may now have access to the full Discovery+ Premium package for free.

You’ll be able to tell by checking eligibility here.

£20 a month mobile pass via EE

EE customers can get access to the TNT Sports via a Discovery+ Premium pass that costs £20 a month. You need to text SPORT to 150 to start your subscription. You can cancel anytime.

“Free” with EE Inclusive Extras

If you have a reasonably expensive contract with EE (via the Full Works plan), you can choose TNT Sports as one of your Inclusive Extras.

TNT Sports is probably the most expensive of the options, though alternatives include:

  • Apple One Individual
  • Google One Premium AI Plan
  • Netflix Premium
  • Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

Though there will be cheaper SIM deals out there, with EE or another network, it is much less than getting TNT Sports (and Discovery+) direct from the streaming service. The difference though is you’re committing to a 24 month contract, and prices will likely increase each spring with inflation.

Ultimately you’re probably better off shopping around for a cheaper SIM-only deal and getting TNT Sports as and when you need it.

Get it via O2

Save £6 a month via O2

Add TNT Sports to your O2 mobile contract and you’ll get charged a lower £26.99 a month, and then also get £2 credited back to your account each month.

There’s no long term commitment, so you can cancel at any time.

Watch TNT Sports for free

Watch the Europa League, Conference & Champions League final for free

Though TNT Sports has the rights to show the finals of all European competitions, they’re continuing the offer to watch them for free without a subscription.

You can watch for free via the Discovery+ app on TVs and devices, or you can also watch via the Discovery+ channel on Prime Video.

If you don’t have an account you will need to register, but there’s no need to pay for any of the packages.

How to watch TNT Sports on your TV

So how do you get these options on your TV? 

Check for an app on your TV or smart device

You can watch TNT Sport on your TV if you have the Discovery+ app (and the right level of subscription).

This is available on the following (though check the full list here in case you have older incompatible models)

  • Amazon Fire Sticks
  • Apple TV
  • Chromecasts
  • Samsung & LG Smart TVs
  • Android TVs
  • Roku devices (including NOW sticks)
  • Sky TV
  • Playstation 4 & 5
  • Xbox One and XIS

Buy an HDMI cable

As long as you have a laptop with an HDMI connector, you can just buy a cable to connect to your TV. This should be the cheapest option – but I prefer the smart stick options!

Sport on other channels

You can also watch sport on Sky, Amazon and Premier Sports. Here’s our guide to the ways to save on each of them.

Cheapest ways to watch Sky Sports without a subscription (December 2025)

You don’t need a Sky subscription to watch Sky Sports! Here are the latest deals for pay-as-you-go passes on NOW TV.

We’re big fans of NOW (or NOW TV as it was called). It’s a cheap way to watch Sky channels, and if you’re a fan of the Premier League, golf, cricket, Formula 1 or dozens of other sports but can’t afford Sky, it can be a real money saver.

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Sky Sports on NOW TV

If you get your TV via Sky, or even Virgin or BT, then you’ll likely have to commit to a long contract with your TV provider, probably 18 months. And it can be really expensive.

In terms of TV programmes and film channels, it’s almost always going to be cheaper to get those exact same channels via NOW instead.

It’s slightly more complicated for Sky Sports channels. The day passes are perfect for occasional users at under £15 a go (or less if you use a deal). Sadly, it looks like the week pass is no longer offered.

The monthly passes, however, can be expensive. At £34.99 a month, you’ll probably pay more via NOW TV for this channel than with Sky if you have it every single month of the year.

But there are regular deals which bring the price down, often to £25 a month and sometimes as low as £18. This makes the price much more comparable, and you have the added advantage that you aren’t committed to a contract. You can stop it or pause it month by month.

What is NOW TV?

Think of NOW (or NOW TV as it was called until spring 2021) as a pay-per-view iPlayer for the Sky TV channels. The sports passes give you access to all 11 Sky Sports channels without a contract, so you can watch per day or per month.

NOW TV can be streamed on your computer, tablet, some smart TVs, games consoles and devices such as the Chromecast, Roku and Amazon Fire Sticks.

The passes don’t include TV or movie channels, which you need to buy separate passes for – though there are plenty of discounts to be found and we’ve summarised the best on our  NOW TV deals page.

NOW TV Sky Sports free trials

Unlike the other NOW membership passes, there’s no free trial for any of the Sports options.

NOW TV Sky Sports day pass offers

Far better than a Sky contract is a £14.99 Day Pass. Despite recent price increases, we think this pass represents decent value for money for occasional viewing.

There used to be frequent discounts to be had, such as 20% off or bundles passes with a NOW TV smart stick. We’ll share any we find on this page but they aren’t as common now.

Month-long Sky Sports pass on NOW TV

If you’re going to watch a lot of the action on Sky Sports it’s probably cheaper to get a subscription via Sky, Virgin or BT. But if you want to dip in and out month by month you can buy a monthly pass for £34.99.

There are often discounts on the first month or two, sometimes as long as nine or 12 months, which we’ll include when we see them.

These offers are also sometimes emailed with unique codes to previous customers so it’s worth turning on the option for emails.

Don’t forget to cancel the month sports pass (which you can do any time) if you don’t want it to renew at full price.

Month passes also start from the moment you pay, unlike week and day passes which you activate when you want them to start.

You’ll also get one month free of Ultra Boost to stream in full HD on three devices or Boost to stream in full HD on two devices. Both will automatically renew after the first month at £9 or £6 a month, respectively, if you don’t cancel.

Personalised discounts

From time to time, you might see a better offer in your account or via email.

To receive emails you’ll need to have turned on the marketing preferences to allow this.

For in account offers you can see if you’re eligible if you head to the personalised My Offers section of your account. You’ll need to be signed in.

6 months at £28 a month – for all

Get an Unlimited Sky Sports membership for £28 per month (normally £34.99) for six months with NOW TV. The offer is open to new and existing NOW TV customers (for the latter, it’s as long as you’re in the last month of an existing offer).

However, you’ll be locked into the full six months – so you can’t ditch it earlier if you want. It’ll also renew at full price if you don’t cancel in the last month.

Sky Sports at £19.99 a month – for some

This offer or similar is regularly offered via emails sent to previous customers, giving 6 to 12 months at £19.99 a month.

It’s either a rolling contract for Sky Sports via NOW TV, or it’ll lock you in for a set period. You’ll save just over 42% on the standard monthly price. Importantly, you aren’t tied into the full 12 months. You can cancel at any point. But you’ll pay full price if you restart at a later date.

It’s open to new NOW TV customers and existing customers who either don’t have a pass or are in the last 30 days of a previous offer – as long as you received the email.

NOW TV Sky Sports Week pass offers

NOW TV no longer offers the week pass. Whether this is permanent or temporary remains to be seen. Occasionally you can still get the offers which we’ll share below, but chances are slim.


Sky Sports on Virgin Media

You can get Sky Sports via the standard Virgin Media TV box, or via the Virgin Media Stream box. The latter only allows streaming, not recording.

You can add Sky Sports channels in HD for £34.99 a month without a contract commitment to Virgin Media Stream, but you’ll need to pay the set up fee first.

Sky Sports on Sky

If you don’t want to ditch Sky for NOW, then you can still get Sky Sports channels direct. However, the best prices for the full package will usually require a new 24-month contract, which obviously ties you in, and will be more costly than the options above.

Sky Sports is currently £20 a month for 24-months for when you upgrade your current Sky package, while new customers will pay £35 a month.

Sadly it doesn’t look like Sky is still offering a cut price deal just for the football channels or just for the F1 channel – but keep an eye out for either’s return.

Other sports broadcasters

Amazon Prime Video

You can also watch sport on Amazon.

Prime costs £95 a year, or £8.99 a month and includes other Amazon features. However, if you just want the video channel for streaming sport, film and TV shows you can get this for £5.99 a month – which means you can pay just under £6 if you only want to watch the games. There’s also a free 30-day trial – just remember to cancel it if you don’t want to keep paying.

TNT Sport

You can now buy month passes for TNT Sport. More details on this and other deals here.

Disney Plus deals and offers (December 2025)

Spend less on your Disney+ subscription service.

This streaming service from Disney has increased prices twice in a year and cracked down on password sharing – but there are still plenty of ways to save.

We’ll share the best ways to pay less when we spot them, including special offers, free trials and discount codes.

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Disney+ price

Sadly there’s no free trial for Disney Plus. Though a seven-day trial was initially available, you’ll now need to pay to access the service.

You can pay monthly (and cancel at any time) for three of the options ranging from £599 with adverts, £9.99 for the “standard” option and £14.99 for “Premium”. The latter two tiers can also be paid for annually for a small discount.

These prices increased on 1 October 2025. Read all about the Disney+ price hike.

Standard with AdsStandardPremium
Ads
Subscription Price £5.99 per month
(No annual bundle)
£9.99 per month or
(£99.90 per year)
£14.99 per month or
(£149.90 per year)
Video QualityUp to Full HD 1080pUp to Full HD 1080pUp to 4K UHD & HDR
Concurrent Streams224
Downloads
Audio5.1 and Stereo5.1 and StereoDolby Atmos

Disney+ Extra Member password sharing crackdown

You now have to pay between £4.99 and £5.99 a month to share your account with one other household. We’ve explained all in our guide to how Disney+’s Extra Member will work.

Disney plus offers

One year free via Lloyds

This was our top way to get Disney+. The Club Lloyds current account is giving away a year of Disney+ as one of the Lifestyle Benefit freebies.

Sadly, since 1 November 2023 the included tier is Disney Standard with Ads – and there’s no way to upgrade it to a different option at the moment.

It’ll take a month from opening the current account until you will get access to the service.

Uber One: free annual Disney+ pass (pay £49.99)

If you sign up to an annual Uber One pass at £49.99, you’ll get a free year of Disney+ Standard, worth £99.90 at full price (already a £49 saving on the annual cost).

If you’ve not signed up to Uber One before, you might be offered the first four weeks free, but you’ll have the option to choose annual payment after the trial.

However if you’ve previously taken the Disney+ offer from Uber you won’t be able to get it again until 14 months have passed.

You’ll also get discounts on Uber rides and Eats. Here’s more in our Uber One review.

Up to £30 off annual plans with cashback stack

Users of Quidco and TopCashback can get cashback when they take out a year-long subscription to Disney +. You’ll still pay the full £99.90 for the Standard package, but you’ll get £10 paid back into your account with Quidco and £5.95 with TopCashback.

Even better, if you’re new to TopCashback or Quidco you can also get a £20 sign up bonus, too.

This is only open to new Disney+ customers.

Annual pass: Two months free

Paying for an annual subscription to Disney+ normally offers you two months free.

For Standard it works out at £99.90 rather than £119.88, a saving of £19.98 which is 16% off.

Premium will set you back £149.90 rather than £179.88, saving around 16% too.

You can pay this yourself in your account or buy it as a gift card.

Andy’s analysis – is it worth paying for a year upfront?

If you know you want Disney+ all year round (hello anyone with kids!), the annual pass discount and potential cashback bring the price down.

But it’s worth thinking just how often you’ll actually watch it. Do you only want it for the big Marvel and Star Wars TV shows? If so, maybe you only need to get it when these are released.

And if you can cut Disney+ for at least two months a year (more if you get the cashback), then it’s exactly the same cost to go for the monthly price. So every month on top that you don’t subscribe you are saving cash.

Of course you do need to remember to cancel and not let it keep rolling over month to month.

Clubcard: 50% off

Swap £15 in Clubcard vouchers for three months of Disney+ Standard, which would cost £30 at full price.

There’s a cheaper option for Disney+ with Ads, which requires £9 in Clubcard points for three months, worth £18.

£2 off Standard with O2

If you’re on a pay-monthly refresh tariff or a SIM-only 12 or 18 month contract, then you can add any Disney+ tier to your mobile plan (so you’ll pay alongside your bill) at full price.

But you’ll get £2 credited to your bill every month, effectively meaning you’ll pay £7.99 a month for Standard and £12.99 for Premium.

That’s a decent saving each month; however, there is a minimum term of six months.

And if you keep it for a full year, then the savings are smaller as you need to compare them to the discounted annual plans. Versus the annual Premium plan cost of £149.90, you’ll actually pay more this way. For Standard, it’s a saving of just £4.02 a year versus the annual cost of £99.90.

You can get this offer until 31 December 2025. It’s not available for existing Disney+ subscribers but isn’t specifically for new ones, so you could cancel and then sign up through O2 to get the discount.

Up to six months free with O2

If you’re new to O2 or upgrading then you can claim either one, three or six months of Disney+ for free. This can be a great way to save, but you need to make sure you can’t get a cheaper SIM-only deal elsewhere.

This “Extra” is only available on certain deals, and most of the time O2 SIM deals are more expensive than elsewhere.

However, sometimes you can find a bargain via a comparison site, so it’s worth seeing if it could be cheaper.

Disney+ with Ads: four months for £1.99 a month (ended)

For a limited time, new and returning Disney+ users can get a four-month subscription for £1.99 a month, so you’ll save a total of £12 versus full price.

After the four, your subscription will auto-renew to the Disney+ with Ads price of £4.99. So be sure to set a reminder to cancel your subscription if you don’t plan on paying.

You’ll need to sign up by 30 June 2025 to get this offer.

Stack up to £45 off

There’s a way for new Disney+ users to get a huge discount by combining four different offers. Not everyone will be eligible for each step.

  • Join a cashback site as a new member with our special offers to boost the value. Right now you can get £20 with TopCashback when you spend £10
  • Sign up for Disney+ via TopCashback for £5.95 cashback (for Standard annual plan) or £11.05 (for Premium annual plan) or Quidco for £10 cashback
  • Buy an annual plan and save £20
  • Activate cashback offer on participating bank cards, such as American Express or Monzo, for 15% off the full price

This could help you make some decent savings. For example, if you sign up as a new TopCashback member and have the offer on a payment card it would bring the price of the annual Standard membership down from £99.90 to under £46

Details on all these separate offers are below too.

Uber One: six months free Disney+ w/ ads (pay £30) (ended)

Alternatively, if you don’t want a year of Uber One or Disney, you can get the advert supported tier with the pay monthly Uber One. This costs £4.99 a month, so you’re effectively paying the same as going direct to Disney, but you’ll get the extra Uber features.

It’ll renew with Disney at £4.99 a month once the six months is over, on top of the £4.99 fee to Uber One.

Offer due to end 12 February 2026.

Disney plus deals via banking cards

It’s worth checking apps for your debit and credit cards to see if there’s a discount on Disney+.

15% off with American Express

If you have an Amex card then check the offers tab in your account to see if you can add a deal to save 15% on Disney+.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app first. The offer comes and goes with different expiration dates, and you’ll get the discount on all transactions that are on your card in that time.

15% off with Monzo

Digital bank Monzo regularly offers customers 15% back when you spend at least £99.90 – so effectively it’s one of the two annual plans.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app and pay with your Monzo card. It comes and goes, so if it’s not there, check when offers refresh each week.

Plus Disney+ newbies can stack this with the Quidco or TopCashback offer mentioned above and it brings the annual Standard price down.

15% off with Santander (ended)

If you have access to Santander’s Retailer Offers via a current account or credit card, you might see an offer earn 15% cashback on Disney+.

It says it’s on new purchases, though I reckon you’d get the money even as an existing customer. It’s certainly worth a try if you are already paying. Premier Access payments are excluded.

The offer comes and goes and the most you can earn is £7.99 (so that’s really only 10% off the annual price).

The best cashback or reward debit and credit cards (December 2025)

Earn as much as 5% back when you spend from the likes of American Express, Chase and Barclaycard.

You can earn cashback or rewards via both debit and credit cards. In most instances the best option is the one that pays the best rate.

If you’re worried about managing a credit card it makes sense to use a debit card more. However, credit cards do have extra perks like added consumer protection or for deposits when hiring a car.

Cashback can be spent as you wish, while rewards normally need to be transferred into vouchers and spent at specific retailers.

We’ve outlined the best options so you can earn as you spend.

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Best cashback debit cards

The highest ongoing rate on debit cards is via the PayPal+ scheme, where there’s 1% up for grabs at home and abroad. It’s easy to use and there are ways to increase the value of the points you earn.

Trading 212 offers a lower rate of 0.5% but it’s often boosted to a higher 1.5% if you auto-invest. You’ll also earn the cashback on overseas spending. It has a cap of £15 a month.

PayPal+
1% cashback
Boosted to 1.5% if reach Gold or Black tiers
No fee
Fee-free abroad and earn cashback
> PayPal+ card review
Trading 212
0.5% cashback
Boosted to 1.5% if you auto-invest until 28 Feb 2026
Max £15 cashback a month
Cashback payable daily
£5 for physical card
Fee-free abroad and earn cashback
> Trading 212 card review
> Customer reviews of T212 on Smart Money People

Other cards

Chase offers 1% back on groceries and some travel costs, though you’re capped at £15 a month in cashback.

We’ve not listed cards which offer money back from time to time on a changing list of retailers. This includes Monzo, Halifax and Santander. These are worth a look but are really just pot luck as to whether something is available when you want to buy something.

Occasionally there’ll be a short lived cashback offer on other cards, and we list them on our banking deals page.

Best cashback and reward credit cards

There are different types of cashback credit card, so we’ve split this section into:

  • Best American Express cashback cards
  • Best Visa or Mastercard cashback cards
  • Best supermarket or retailer cashback cards
  • Best airline rewards cards

Andy’s cashback credit card rules

really important rule if you are using a cashback credit card.

Always pay off the balance in full every month

There’s no point using a cashback credit card if you’re going to get charged interest on your purchase. So make sure you set up a Direct Debit to clear the full balance.

If you can’t afford to do that, then a credit card probably isn’t your best option except for emergencies. I’ve written more about clearing credit card debts, so do read that.

It’s also worth doing an eligibility check before you apply if you can. This gives you a sense of whether you’ll be accepted, though not a guarantee.

Read more about these credit card rules.

Best American Express cashback and reward credit cards

The three Amex credit cards I’d look at for everyday earning are the Cashback, Nectar or Preferred Rewards Gold card.

Amex Cashback Amex NectarAmex Preferred Rewards Gold
0.75% on first £10,000 a year
then 1.25%
2 Nectar points per £1 (equivalent to 1%)1 point per £1 (equivalent to 0.5%)

Bonus points for every £5,000 spend (boosts equivalent rate to up to 0.75%)
5% welcome bonus (up to £150) in first three months20,000 welcome bonus if you spend £2,000 in two months (worth £100)20,000 standard welcome bonus if you spend £3,000 in two three months (worth £10)

Often boosted to up to 40,000 points (£175)
Cashback payable at end of yearPoints redeemable instantlyPoints redeemable instantly
£25 a year feeFree in first year

£30 a year afterwards
Free in first year

£195 a year afterwards
Also £10 back at Deliveroo each month, 4 free Priority Passes
Bonus £25 via referral (typical)Bonus £20 via referral (typical)Bonus £70 via referral (typical)
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Our analysis

The highest paying of all credit and debit cards without restrictions is the American Express Nectar, which earns you the equivalent of 1% back. Of course you are earning Nectar points, but as long as you sometimes shop at Sainsbury’s or Argos that shouldn’t be an issue. It’s free in the first year.

If you want pure cash, then go for the American Express Cashback card. You will pay £25 a year for this, but you can wipe that out in the first year by applying via a referral link You’ll be earning 0.75% on spending up to £10,000, and then a higher 1.25% if you go beyond this. This resets every 12 months.

There is a free but lower paying (at 0.5% on first £10,000, then 1%) version called American Express Everyday Cashback. However you must spend at least £3,000 a year to get any cashback on that.

Alternatively you could look at the American Express Preferred Rewards Gold credit card. You’ll only earn one Amex point (worth 0.5% if you swap it to a gift card), though it’s boosted for every £2,500 you spend above £5,000, pushing potential earnings to 0.75%. This card is initially free, but very expensive from the second year onwards, so it’s certainly only for one year. I’d also wait for when the welcome bonus is increased.

Other Amex cards

The focus of this guide is ongoing earning from spending, whether as cashback or Amex Reward points, however we’ve a longer guide to all American Express cards, their features and their welcome bonuses, including the Platinum card.

Best Visa and Mastercard cashback and reward credit cards

If you want a back up credit card that’s not American Express, then the following are worth a look. They’re also all fee-free for spending overseas, which is something the Amex cards don’t offer.

Lloyds UltraBarclaycard RewardsSantander Edge NatWest Travel Reward
1% for first year, 0.25% after0.25%

1%1% on UK travel spending (including trains, planes, car rentals, hotels, buses & more)

0.1% elsewhere
Max £10 cashback a month
Cashback paid each JanuaryCashback paid monthlyCashback paid monthlyCashback paid after 35 days
No feeNo fee£4 monthly feeNo fee
Fee-free abroadFee-free abroadFee-free abroadFee-free abroad
VisaVisaMastercardMastercard
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Our analysis

The new Lloyds Ultra card is a top paying 1% card for 12 months, and then a lower but hard to beat 0.25% afterwards for a non-Amex card. It’s also fee free to use abroad.

Alternatively, the Barclaycard Rewards pays a solid 0.25% cashback on spending at home or abroad, and is fee free.

The Santander Edge credit card can pay more at 1%, though since there’s a £4 monthly fee and you’re capped at £10, you’ll only earn a maximum of 0.6% back. Spend less or more than £1,000 and that effective rate drops.

I’ve included the NatWest Travel Reward credit card, but it’s only advantage over other cards is you can earn 1% back on holiday planning at home, such as hotels and flights – though you’d get the same with the Amex Nectar as long as the retailer accepts it.

Other cards

  • NatWest Reward: 1% at supermarkets, 0.25% elsewhere (£24 annual fee unless a NatWest customer) Also available from RBS
  • Virgin Money Everyday Cashback: 0.25% capped at £15 a month. Fee-free abroad

Best supermarket and retailer specific cashback and reward credit cards

These cards will earn you a decent rate at core UK retailers and supermarkets like Amazon and John Lewis. You’ll also earn on spending elsewhere, but those rates can usually be beaten by other cards listed above.

Amazon Barclaycard RewardsJohn Lewis PartnershipM&S Bank Rewards
1% at Amazon (2% on big sales)

0.5% elsewhere for the first 12 months, then 0.25%
5 points per £4 spent at John Lewis or Waitrose (equivalent of 1.25%)

1 point per £10 spent elsewhere (equivalent of 0.1%)
1 points per £1 at M&S (equivalent of 1%)

1 points per £5 at elsewhere (equivalent of 0.2%)
£20 welcome credit (sometimes boosted)Regular welcome offersRegular welcome offers
Max £15 cashback a month
Redeem credit in multiples of £5Redeem vouchers in multiples of £5Vouchers paid quarterly
No feeNo feeNo fee
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Other cards

  • Asda Money: 0.75% back at Asda, 0.2% elsewhere

Best airline reward credit cards

Fee-free versions of the following cards are available, though you’ll earn far fewer points all round.

British Airways American Express Premium PlusBarclaycard Avios PlusVirgin Atlantic Reward+
1.5 Avios per £1 spent1.5 Avios per £1 spent1.5 point per £1 spent
30,000 bonus welcome Avios if you spend £3,000 in three months

Often boosted to 60,000 points
25,000 bonus welcome Avios if you spend £3,000 in three months18,000 bonus points with first spend
Spend £15,000 to get a companion voucherSpend £10,000 to get a cabin upgrade voucherSpend £10,000 to get a companion or cabin upgrade voucher
£300 a year£20 a month£160 a year
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Our analysis

As well as earning points as you spend, the draw with these cards are welcome offers and 2-4-1 vouchers. However the latter can require huge amounts of spending – and then even more to get enough points to use alongside the vouchers, especially on non-economy seats.

Unless you are going to be spending a lot, or want to save long term for a dream trip, I prefer using cashback card and having the flexibility to shop around for deals on flights.

You can also earn points on some American Express cards, such as the Nectar, Reward, Gold and Platinum that can covert to many different airline schemes.

Spotify music streaming deals (December 2025)

The latest free trials, vouchers, discounted annual passes and hacks to save money on Spotify.

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How much does Spotify cost?

Following a price increase in October 2025, Premium prices all went up by £1 or £2.

PlanPremium Monthly price
Individual£12.99
Duo£17.99
Family£21.99
Student£5.99

New Spotify customer deals

A couple of times a year there tends to be a new customer deal offering three months for 99p. When these come about I’ll list them below. Otherwise, new customers can always get one month for free.

Four months free Premium if you’ve not tried it before

New Premium customers and those who haven’t tried it before can get four months until 31 December 2025. You can cancel anytime or pay £12.99 once the free trial ends.

Four months free Spotify with Just Eat

New customers can get four months free via Just Eat until 28 February 2026. You can cancel anytime or pay £12.99 once the free trial ends.

Three months free Spotify via H&M

New subscribers can get three months free if you apply via the free H&M membership.

Head to the H&M app and in the offer section of your H&M account you’ll need to generate a code to trigger the free Spotify trial.

You need to redeem the offer by 5 November 2026.

This isn’t open to current subscribers, and remember to cancel the subscription if you don’t want to pay full price, as it’ll renew at £12.99 per month after three months.

One month free Spotify

If there isn’t an increased offer, when you go direct to Spotify new customers can get usually one month for free.

Previous Spotify customer deals

These offers for ex-customers are rare, but still appear from time to time.

Two months for £6.50

This “welcome back” offer gets you two months of Premium for the cost of half of one month. This one runs 17 November to 31 December 2025.

It’s for those who had a Spotify Premium account but cancelled it more than 30 days ago. But if you’ve used one of these offers in the last 24 months, you won’t be eligible this time.

Look out for an email offering you this, or you can also log in and see if the offer is displayed in your account. It’s for the individual Premium account only, not Duo, Student or Family.

We usually see it run two or three times a year, usually April, August and November.

Here are the previous dates from recent offers to give you an idea of when it might return.

  • 17 November to 31 December 2015
  • Mid August to 22 September 2025 (for those who cancelled before mid July 2025)
  • Mid April to 19 May 2025 (for those who cancelled before mid March 2025)
  • End of November – 31 December 2024 (for those who cancelled before November 2024)
  • Mid August to 17 September 2024 (for those who cancelled prior to 12 July 2024)
  • Mid April to 14 May 2024 (for those who cancelled before 18 March 2024)
  • Mid January – 14 February 2024 (for those who cancelled before 1 Jan 2024)
  • 27 November – 31 December 2023 (for those who cancelled before 27 October 2023)
  • August to 12 September 2023 (for those who cancelled before 16 July 2023)
  • 21 April – 16 May 2023 (for those who cancelled before 19 March 2023)
  • 29 November – 31 December 2022 (for those who cancelled before 28 October 2022)
  • August/September 2022 (for those who cancelled before mid-May 2022)
  • April – 19 May 2022 (for those who cancelled before 14 March 2022)

Existing Spotify customer deals

You don’t need to pay full price for Spotify as an existing customer. Here are my top ways to save.

12 months of Spotify Premium for the price of nine (ish)

This is a decent deal from Currys for existing Spotify Premium customers. It’ll cost you £120 rather than £155.88, so you’ll get almost three months free based on the new prices.

You can it as a digital or physical gift card that is sent in the post. Frustratingly you can’t use gift cards with Family, Duo or Student accounts. It also won’t work on Basic plans.

You can stack this with an existing gift card, or buy one now to add at a later date, though you can’t have more than 18 months of credit on your account at any time.

Downgrade to Spotify Basic

This new, slightly cheaper, version of Spotify started in May 2024 but seems to have disappeared.

However if you see it in your account, you get everything that Premium offers such as offline listening (downloads) and no-adverts, but you do sacrifice audiobooks. Not all users will be able to get this, so you’ll need to check your accounts to find out. Here’s everything you need to know about Spotify Basic.

Shared Spotify subscription deals

If you live with others who pay for their own Spotify Premium you can save cash by combining them via a Duo or Family plan.

Here’s the breakdown per month per person, with annual costs per person in brackets.

Plan1 person2 people3 people4 people5 people6 people
Premium£12.99 (£155.88)N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Duo£17.99 (£215.88)£9 (£107.94)N/AN/AN/AN/A
Family£21.99 (£265.88)£12 (£144)£7.33 (£87.96)£5.50 (£66)£4.40 (£52.80)£3.67 (£43.98)
Monthly cost per person on each plan (annual in brackets)

Spotify Family for £21.99 a month and get six accounts

A decent option if there are three or more of you with your own Spotify accounts. Subscribe to a Family pass and you can pay £21.99 all in. So the more of you, the cheaper it gets. You can share with two people but the Duo option will work out cheaper.

Spotify Duo – £17.99 a month for two

Duo is the best option for two people living at the same address, and this is the one we use.

You’ll pay £17.99 a month for Spotify Duo, so £4 cheaper than the family option (£50sh less a year), or £8 less than two standard Premium accounts (£96 total less a year). You will be asked to verify your address.

Save on Tidal, Amazon, Deezer & more

Here are more music streaming free trials and offers if you fancy changing from Spotify.

Food and drink deals

The best deals right now for some free or cheap food and drink

From lunch discounts and vouchers to free samples and deals, read on for the best food and drink deals currently available.

We’ve split the supermarket special offers and tea and coffee shop deals over to separate deals pages as there are just so many!

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Shop deals

Hotel Chocolat: free treat on your birthday

If you sign up to Hotel Chocolat’s VIP ME scheme you’ll get a free gift on your birthday (I got a free £5 voucher to spend), as well as other offers through the year such as 15% off your next purchase. You can only sign up in-stores.

Krispy Kreme: free doughnuts

Download the Krispy Kreme Rewards app to get a free Original Glazed doughnut when joining and another on your birthday. You’ll also get points every time you spend that can be spent in-store.

25% off Krispy Kreme

You’ll be able to get 25% off your doughnuts Sunday to Thursday if you have Meerkat Meals from Compare the Market. There’s a hack that’ll get you access to this for a year for £1, as well as 2-4-1 movies.

Hotel Chocolat: free chocolate reindeer (ended)

On 15 and 16 November 2025 you can get a free chocolate reindeer sample at any Hotel Chocolat store. You just need to find your closest store and ask to sample one. There’s a limited number of reindeer available, so be quick!

If you miss this tasting, Hotel Chocolat does tastings of velvetised hot chocolate or Velvetised Cream year-round.

Krispy Kreme: free donut for members on 4 July (ended)

Members of Krispy Kreme’s membership scheme can get a free glazed donut on the 4 July from one of its shops.

Just check your Krispy Kreme app and add the freebie to your wallet. To redeem show the member of staff the offer in your Rewards wallet as well as your Loyalty ID on the app.

You won’t be able to get the offer from supermarkets, garages or anywhere else, apart from the Krispy Kreme shops.

Recipe box discounts

We’ve written about recipe boxes in detail here, but below are some special offers.

Gousto: 75% off first box via Quidco

There are often voucher codes for Gousto, but if you’re new to Gousto and go via a cashback site you can save even more.

The deals seem to change fairly regularly and switch between TopCashback and Quidco, so it’s best to check both to see which is best.

At the time of writing, going via Quidco can get 50% off your first box, and up to £12 cashback on top.

So the most expensive box (four meals per box for four people) would normally cost £47.85, but the discount brings it down to £23.93. Add in the cashback and you’ll get the recipe box for £11.93 instead!

If you’re also new to Quidco, then you can get an additional new customer cashback bonus.

Hello Fresh: 66% off first box via TopCashback

If you go via TopCashback (this one also switches between the two cashback sites, so check Quidco too) for HelloFresh then you can get 50% off your first box and £10.20 cashback on top. When you order the largest box (five recipes a week for four people), it brings the total down to £21.30.

Here you can nab a new customer bonus for the cashback sites too if you’re new to either site.

Hello Fresh: free delivery with Amazon Prime

You can now get free delivery on your Hello Fresh deliveries for a year with an Amazon Prime membership. Delivery usually costs £4.99, so this could save you £20 a month if you get a box every week.

You’ve got to go here and sign in to your Amazon account where you can connect it with your Hello Fresh account. This works if you already use Hello Fresh. You get free delivery for a year if you keep your Prime membership.

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