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Spent too much on Christmas gifts or a New Year’s Party? Don’t have any savings in the bank? Or maybe you just want to spend less money this year so you can go on holiday. Whatever your reasons for wanting to save money this year, you’ve come to the right place. Here at Money Savings Spy, we have all the right discount voucher codes, and links to retailer’s sales and promotions that you need.

Using our discount codes couldn’t be easier. When you see a code on our web site that you want to use, just copy it and then you can paste it into the box provided on the retailer’s web site.

Looking for some good deals? Maybe you’re shopping for clothes, toys, shoes, or even a plane ticket? Here at Money Saving Spy we can help you save a lot of money all year long using different online discount codes and promotions that we link to throughout the Web.

When you’re trying to find the best deal on a flight it can be difficult to know where to look, or how to find the best offers. But here at Money Saving Spy, we are here to help. Just come to us and we will link you to the best promo codes so you can find great deals on flights no matter where you want to go.

Check out the British airways promotional codes we have on the web site right now. You can find city break deals to place like Paris, Rome, New York, and Los Angeles. Or you can find other deals on flights to slightly more exotic places like the Bahamas.

Sometimes it feels like our money is going down the drain – and it’s no surprise as water bills are set to rise in April. The average rise will be 5.7% across England and Wales – the highest hike being for those customers in the south east of England where Southern water are applying an 8.2% rise. Keeping a welcome in the valleys has never been easier with the Welsh company Dwr Cymru only raising the price by 3.8%. The startling regional differences are largely due to the demand for water and the nature of the infrastructure.

Until it joined the Euro, Andorra was Europe’s best bet for cut price Ski holidays. “Cheap” and “Skiing” have not traditionally been words that go together but since joining the euro, and substantial re-investment at many resorts in the small principality, Andorra is no longer the choice for those looking for the best value Skiing deals. However, there are resorts further east in Europe that have begun to compete in the market and the best deals have, in the case of skiing at least, gone east.

Clothes are one of those things that you can’t live without! However, with money tight many of us are looking for ways to save on our domestic costs and our clothes shopping budgets are one area we may be tempted, if unwilling, to cut our cloth. The problem with buying the cheaper variety of clothes is simply that poor quality is less likely to last. Buying the best quality clothing you can afford should save money in the longer term, but where to look?

Discount stores and Factory Outlets

This week sees the beginning of the end for many of the January sales, although we suspect there
will be a few more spring sales just around the corner. However, it’s a good idea to check out what’s
on offer at the moment as retailers are keen to clear winter stock in readiness for the coming year.
Additionally as the financial year comes to a close online and offline stores are looking to clear out
stock at this time of year. So what are the best deals to look out for during the last week of January?

Clothing offers

With no sign of a calm approaching the troubled waters of Britain’s economy ‘austerity’ is a word that is likely to define the first part of this decade at least. Many commentators expect to see Britons learning to live with a simpler lifestyle over the next few years and returning to a lifestyle our grandparents may well remember. When it comes to holidays is it time to buy a family tent and teach the kids all about the joys of camping? Or are there alternatives to the holiday at home?

Gas Guzzlers

Well, that’s Christmas and New Year done with for another year. The spending frenzy is over and now all we have to show for the holidays is a few more socks than we had a couple of weeks ago. The jingling of bells is a sound from the past and the only sound to be heard on quiet January nights is the faint, feeble fluttering of the Credit Card Fairy. January is traditionally the time we make our New Year Resolutions and then promptly break them.