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    • 22
      Feb
      2022
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      Anita Wright
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    Ovenpride vs. Oven cleaner

    Oven cleaning is one of the most dreaded chores when it comes to blitzing the kitchen. 

    Cleaning the oven can seem like a complex task. You can choose to do it by using the single-use all-in-one deep cleaning product Oven Pride product or if it’s a bigger hassle than you thought then perhaps using a professional oven cleaning company is a better choice.

    But how can you decide which would be easier for you? When it comes down to what you get for a better price, well you can get the Oven Pride for £4.00 at Tesco and other grocery and discount stores.

    To get the best results when using Oven Pride to clean your oven, we would recommend leaving the product to work for at least 4 hours.

    If it’s convenient, leaving it overnight …

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    • 22
      Jan
      2022
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      Anita Wright
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    10 outrageous ways to make money legally

    Believe it or not, there are so many ways you can boost your income.  The problem is that many ideas simply sound too weird or wacky to ever be taken seriously. 

    Never fear! Here at Mrs Bargain Hunter, we’ve found a bunch of not so common things that people do to earn a bit more even if that might just be crazy enough to work – trust me it works.

     

    • Get paid for your holiday snapshots: Businesses are always looking for brand new images to buy.  You don’t have to be a camera whizz to take photos worth paying for.

      If you have some digital snaps with decent resolution, consider selling them to online agencies. Every time someone buys one of your pictures you’ll get a royalty fee, and the subject matter can cover
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    • 30
      Mar
      2020
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    Freebies for key workers

    NHS staff to teachers and supermarket workers, these are just a few of the key people who are keeping our country running at the moment. I have been looking around to see if I can find any freebies for them, so do share with any you know along with everyone’s thanks.

    UBER is giving away 300,000 free rides and Uber Eats meals to NHS staff to say thanks during the coronavirus crisis

    Overall, the heroes of the frontline can claim 200,000 free trips worth up to £15 each and 100,000 meals worth £10 for free. TO claim the freebies, you’ll need to to create an Uber or Uber Eats account linked to your NHS or HSC email address. To get a free ride, you then tap “wallet” on the Uber app, add the relevant promo …

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    • 16
      Mar
      2020
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      Anita Wright
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    Four top ways of saving money when shopping online

    This weekend I have done a lot of online shopping as I am not feeling great and have a few birthdays to sort out.

    Anyway, while I was buying mugs, t-shirts, cards etc I thought I’d share the four ways I have saved money today:

    1. Use a cashback site

    I use Topcashback and over £1,100 in my pocket explains exactly why! See my account overview below. It’s so easy to use, just type in the online retailer and see if they are listed. If there are make sure you click through from the cashback site and they log your visit and when you spend and keep the item, they will give you cash.

    2. Look for voucher codes

    Just type in the retailer and month you are shopping in and the word voucher and …

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    • 11
      Dec
      2019
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      Anita Wright
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    Present pay-out: how switching bill supplier can help you pay for next Christmas

    Price comparison experts at uSwitch, explain how much you could save by simply switching bill supplier and save for Christmas 2020

    According to the research, the savings from switching energy supplier could see you save up to £477 – equivalent to x17 Christmas meals for a family of 8 and switching broadband could save £193 – the same as x7 sets of Top Christmas Toy 2019, Bank Attack.

    Move over Christmas 2019, building societies are already telling us to start saving for Christmas 2020! With the average household forking out at least £500 on presents and celebrations, according to the Bank of England, it’s a good idea to think about how you can save the pennies without having to cut back on the turkey.

    According to uSwitch: “Many people think that saving money literally …

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    • 11
      Oct
      2019
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      Anita Wright
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    Top tips on keeping your money safe while at university

    Thousands of students will see their bank balance jump to four figures recently as the first instalment of their student loan lands. For many it’s likely to be the most money they’ve ever received so it’s important that they take steps to protect it. Students can easily find themselves a target to fraudsters and already HMRC has warned those beginning a new term to be on the lookout for suspicious emails. Tom Clementson, Director of Consumer at secure payments solution Shieldpay, shares his top tips on how students can keep their money safe.

    1. Cut down on cards on a night out

    You aren’t going to need all your cards with you on a night out. Think about taking cash out or use a top-up card which can be loaded up with how much you…
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    • 21
      Jun
      2019
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      Anita Wright
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    How to start a retail-based website on a limited budget

    Many of us have nurtured the dream of starting an online retail business from home. If this is the case, why have so few actually followed through to the point when such a vision was ultimately realised?

    While there are many answers to this question, one of the most common and seemingly insurmountable involves limited finances. The majority of would-be freelancers are still under the misconception that such ventures require a great deal of money. You will therefore be happy to learn that this is no longer the case. In fact, some have even created highly successful retail websites for the equivalent of what a daily cup of coffee would cost. If you are still somewhat incredulous, this is quite understandable. Let’s take a look at how times have changed as well as why financial …

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    • 25
      Jul
      2018
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    Saving money for a hard up millennial

    Born from the early 1980s to mid 1990s, then you’re termed as a milennial and at the moment you may be finding it hard to save for that house deposit, as rent is so high and you’ve not reached your full earning potential. With that in mind, here is a list of ways you can save money.

    Thrifty in office hours

    • Commuting is one of the biggest costs for workers. Why not ask for an interest-free season ticket loan, or if you can work flexibly to avoid expensive peak time travel.
    • If working in London, combine your Oyster card with the 16-25 Railcard to get a one-third discount on off-peak travel on the tube, overground and DLR network (after 10am during the week and all day at the weekends).
    • You can only do this in
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    • 19
      Jul
      2018
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      Anita Wright
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    NHS staff can stay free overnight in a UK hotel between now and Christmas

    Hallmark Hotels are celebrating the 70th anniversary of the NHS by offering NHS staff a free night’s stay till Christmas Eve 2018.

    The hotel chain has 22 hotels where NHS staff can stay for free for the remainder of 2018.

    Many of these hotels have spas, golf courses and great restaurants to dine in.

    The offer will be valid until Christmas Eve 2018, and the free overnight stay can be taken any Sunday evening when NHS staff spend £50 on food and drink in the hotels’ bars and restaurants.

    Take for example, the hotel in Manchester you can stay at is the Hallmark Hotel in Wimslow, Cheshire not far from the airport.

    The Hallmark Hotel Manchester has a leisure club for staying guests with a 20 meter indoor pool, Swedish sauna, steam room and jacuzzi.…

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    • 28
      Nov
      2017
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      Anita Wright
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    10% off at Iceland for workers from emergency services for Christmas

    As a Christmas thank you, Iceland is offering an exclusive 10% discount to all those working for the Police, Fire Service, NHS, HM Coastguard and RNLI, when they shop at one of its stores between Monday 27 November and Sunday 17 December 2017.

    Iceland hopes this special ‘thank you’ discount will make Christmas that little bit easier this year for those people in the emergency services who work around the clock, to help the UK public.

    To offer the emergency services a discount this Christmas, Iceland have partnered with Blue Light where as a registered member you will be provided with a unique code for one of the tiered discounts: £4 off £40, £5 off £50 and £6 off £60 Merry Christmas from Iceland Online Team.

    Who Qualifies Online via Bluelightcard?

    There are 31 services …

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