Money Saving News & Advice

• Motoring Consumer News - Independent Garages to get Trading Standards Quality Assurance

  19/6/2013

  

  Trust my Garage – the independent garage association operated by the Retail Motor Industry– has applied to become a government approved code.

• High Energy Bills Due to Lack of Industry Competition

  19/6/2013

  

  Research has found that the average household pays an additional £50 for energy each year due to a lack of competition in the wholesale market

• Flash Currency Sale - my Travel Cash Offering Cheap Dollars and Euros

  19/6/2013

  

  The travel currency card my Travel Cash are operating a currency flash sale, starting tomorrow (Thursday June 20th), running from 11am until 6pm

• Kobo Drops to £25: We Find the Cheapest e-reader Prices

  19/6/2013

  

  Kobo Mini now £25 at Asda and under £30 at other outlets. The Nook is also a cheap alternative to the Amazon Kindle.

• Supermarket News - Asda Introduce in Store Lockers and Tesco has a Price Glitch

  18/6/2013

  

  Asda are to introduce in-store lockers while Tesco shoppers are having an absolute disco grabbing £3 irons and 2p bottles of Harpic.

• My Get Me There - Manchester’s Poorly Named Oyster Card

  18/6/2013

  

  Manchester’s version of the Oyster Card has finally been given a name, and it’s pretty poor

• More People in Debt Over TV Licence Fee, Do You Need to Pay It?

  18/6/2013

  

  Latest figures show more people are in arrears over their licence fee, plus we look at ways to avoid paying it.

• Budget Airlines Increase Prices In Time for Summer

  17/6/2013

  

  Budget airlines have bumped up the cost of travelling by increasing child passenger tickets and the cost of checking-in baggage

• EU Plan to End Data Roaming Charges for Smartphone Users

  17/6/2013

  

  The EU wants to force phone companies to charge the same for using your mobile in the UK, as the rest of the EU - but will it work?

• Interest Rate on Student Loans from 1998 Onwards Could Increase – Does Project Hero Prove that Coalition is Actually Evil?

  14/6/2013

  

  If you went to university between 1998 and 2012, you may find that the interest on your student loan is about to go up, meaning you'll take longer to pay it back.