Cost of living crisis 2022 - what have you cut back on?

[LeMarchand]

Don't forget techies should also be able to join DiscountsForTeachers and TeacherPerks.

[enjay]

I've not found Discounts for Teachers to be as good, and is often the same companies who are on Blue Light anyway. They're pretty good for bonuses when you buy gift cards though - sometimes I buy a gift card for a site even if the purchase is for me.

[Cazab]

I recently got a Avanti West Coast Euston-Birmingham Interational return for £27, when the normal rate was over £100 return a month in advance!

[Dan2025]

For deals and savings. 

 

Topcashback - Onlinecashback site, great for things like insurance, they also have topgiftcards which can be handy for things like airbnb/asda purchases. 

Hotukdeals - Can be a mixed bag but occasionally there's deals that are hard to miss or freebies. 

Moneysupermarket - Quite a good centralised spot for all things savings & financial advice. 

Chase bank currently have a referral scheme - £50 for signing up with a code and transferring £1k to the account. After a month or so, you can get your own 5 referrals - £50 each. Theres a 2% cashback up to £20 now on fuel/groceries etc.