Fiona's mum gives us her Oldie magazines in batches of three or four at a time and they go straight to the top of the pile in the bathroom. Great for dipping into.
A reader's letter caught my eye regarding how to properly benefit from the rash of comparison web sites. By all means use these to find the best deals, but do not click through their links to make your purchase. Instead, use a cashback site like quidco.com (charges you £5/yr) or topcashback.co.uk (free).
The writer claims to have earned £450 from quidco "in the past couple of years" through purchases of insurance, energy, holidays and even small things like ink cartridges.
Obviously, the comparison web sites make a good commission, as evidenced by the vast amounts they spend on advertising, whereas the cashback sites share the commission with you.
I have never used these cashback sites but I most certainly will from now on.
BTW: I so detest the gocompare TV ads that I have vowed to never, ever, visit that abomination's 'web site!
Do any of you have experience of using cashback sites?
Never knowingly underfed
UK Readers pay £1 to join the co-op as a member and you can get free advice on the phone on personal injury claims,will writing,probate, estate administration, conveyancing and employment law. From October they will be able to handle divorces,property transactions and other legal tasks in direct competition with solicitors. Should bring the fees down , full story in today's Times .
BTW Confused.com is owned by Admiral.
Seed catalogues are responsible for more unfulfilled fantasies than the web and playboy combined . (after Michael Perry)
Thanks for that useful info, Seth. I did not realise that you can actually join the co-op. I think we will sign up today.
Never knowingly underfed
My goodness, Danny, I have been a member of every co-op where I have lived over the years. (London, Oxford, Nottingham....) I must have abandonned lots of small sums when I moved away. And I must chase up the divi that I don't remember getting in the last year. I used to use the co-op travel agency in the past, a useful source of divi if they are as cheap as other places to book.
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Danny, some excuse!
I am from even further afield, across the pond. Co-ops exist there, too, but they tend to be very local and regarded as suspiciously socialist in some quarters. I just think they are a good idea.
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