Deals Hunters' Blog

It's not what you know, or who you know, it's actually when you know – and by that, I mean knowing when to eat in order to save. Just like you can get cheaper train tickets when travelling at quieter off-peak times, it's also possible to save on eating out at less busy times, or on a particular day of the week. Here's where you can grab an 'off-peak eat'...

If you're a fan of Lego and F1, this is one formula you're going to love...

Streaming music isn't cheap, but this new Apple Music offer can take a big bite out of the cost. If you've never subscribed to Apple Music before and you own an iPhone, iPad or Mac, here's how you can save £63 on six months of the streaming service.

We all can shout out the answers on the couch at home, but being in the studio doing it for real is very different. Take it from me – I’ve been on a TV game show recently as well as auditioned for others, and it’s not easy.

The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) manage 10 wetland reserves in the UK, which normally cost up to £18 per ticket to visit, but you can claim a totally FREE ticket to visit on any day until Friday 7 February.

Sunday 9 February is 'National Pizza Day', and to mark the occasion, you can save yourself some dough by claiming a free Margherita pizza at three big restaurant chains. Here's how to grab a pizza the action...

Here's a fun Valentine's Day-themed freebie for the person you don't want to Lego of... or maybe it's just Lego you love. Either way, you've the chance to build your own Lego botanical heart at its in-store event and take it home for free.

In my 13+ years of veganism, I've often heard the myth that cooking vegan costs more – but in fact, meat-free meals can be much cheaper to make. I'm no professional chef, but I am a professional MoneySaver and cooking is a big passion of mine, so I'm going to show you some easy family dinner recipes including curry, burgers, and spag bol – with a tasty saving of up to 60% compared to the meat equivalent.

Jumpers are for life, not just for Christmas, but most of us only wear our most garish festive get-up for one or two days a year, then feel pressure to buy a new one the following year. That's neither MoneySaving nor good for the planet, so what can we do about it? I have a few ideas...

A chill in the air, the squeal and bang of rockets, the white-hot fizz of sparklers, the lingering bonfire smell on your coat the following day. Bonfire Night is nothing short of magic, and the good news is it doesn't have to cost a bomb.