Sun Savers

LIFE is better together – and that goes for your bank balance, too.

Buddying up can mean all sorts of savings, from everyday bills to days out.

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Here’s how to get a cash boost by sharing the love . . . 

REFERRALS: If you’ve had great service from a company, why not let your pals know?

Many firms will reward you if you refer someone as a new customer.

This is true for most utility providers, as well as credit card firms.

Even just referring a mate to cashback site TopCashback will net you £20.

So next time you’re telling someone about a great offer, check if you can get something for the recommendation.

Just make sure you get sign-ups through your own unique links or codes to get the reward.

BULK BUYS: If you’re buying tickets for an event, always try to buy with friends and then split the total between you.

This means that if there are booking fees you’ll only pay one between you.

Plus, many venues offer multi-ticket savings that are worth looking for.

For example, you can pay £24.50 to visit the Minecraft Experience in London, but this reduces to £18.50 each if there are seven or more tickets bought through a group bundle.

FRIEND FOR THE ROAD: Travelling can be expensive but you can ease the pressure with others in tow.

Ride app Uber easily allows you to add extra pick-ups on the way to a destination and divide the bill with contacts who also have an account.

If you have a pal who you frequently travel with, the Two Together railcard is £35 a year but gives you a third off off-peak fares when you travel together.

Or with GroupSave, groups of three or more adults can get a third off off-peak train fares when travelling together.

For regular journeys, such as to the office, why not ask work friends if they fancy lift sharing and you can take it in turns to drive.

You’ll save on petrol and get a little added company too.

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Deal of day 

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UPGRADE your kettle to the Bosch silicone model with a covered heating element so you don’t have to descale as often.

It’s down from £79.99 to £49.99 at Currys.

SAVE: £30

Cheap treat 

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TERRY’S is about more than its famed chocolate orange.

This caramel ball, £1.98 from Asda, is just as tasty.

WHAT’S NEW? 

HEINZ has launched a range of bean and pulse-based pouches for an easy, nutritious lunch.

You can get them for £2 from Sainsbury’s with a Nectar card (£2.50 without).

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LATHER up with the seasonal sugar pumpkin scent of Body Shop’s shower cream, above, £8.50.

Or sniff out a bargain with Wilko’s pumpkin spice pie shower cream, below, £1.99.

SAVE: £6.51

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GIVE yourself an easy hairdo with this pack of three claw clips, down from £4.50 to 50p at Matalan.

SAVE: £4

LITTLE HELPER 

STORE kids’ toys or clothes with the help of this ottoman.

It’s £7.99 with a Lidl Plus card or £9.99 without.

Hot right now 

SAVE £5 on selected box sets of books at The Works.

Titles include Diary Of A Wimpy Kid and A Court Of Thorns And Roses.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more t

OUR wardrobes are stuffed with 1.6billion unworn clothes.

So it is best for the planet — and your bank balance — to stop buying new and instead swap your old stuff for other people’s cast-offs.

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During Second Hand September, Oxfam is encouraging people to hunt down a bargain and find unique pieces that will make you stand out from the crowd.

TREASURE HUNT: Trawling high street charity shops is a great way to spot a gem.

Abi Owen, online shop merchandiser for Oxfam, says: “Charity shops are full of wonderful, unique finds, so it’s worth having an open mind to see what might catch your eye.

“As autumn begins, timeless items such as cable-knit jumpers and checked shirts are the perfect pre-loved find.”

WONDERS ON THE WEB: If you can’t get to a second-hand shop, or you have something specific in mind, look online.

Lose yourself on Vinted or eBay and, to support a good cause, search for charity shops on the internet. Many also have their own online shops.

SEPTEMBER SURPRISES: At Oxfam’s online store (onlineshop.oxfam.org.uk) you can narrow your search by price, size or designer.

We found Ralph Lauren sunglasses for under £9.99, a Tommy Hilfiger jumpsuit for £12.99 and a wedding dress for £30.

During Second Hand September, there is also a range of offers, including free delivery until Tuesday and ten per cent off when signing up for Oxfam’s newsletter.

BEST BUYS: Make the most of your money and bag a second-hand bargain that you will wear lots of times.

Denim will never go out of fashion and is stacked up in charity shops.

Abi says: “Whether it is a pair of jeans or a classic jacket, they are perfect for styling up or down.

“Plus, they’re better when they’ve been worn in.

“Accessories are a brilliant second-hand item to shop for, too. A good belt or some gorgeous earrings can complete a look.

“Keep your eyes peeled for details like a tartan scarf to pull an outfit together.”

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Deal of the day

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KIDS will go loopy for the Hot Wheels Track Creator Triple Loop Speed Kit, reduced from £40.98 to £30.98 at direct.asda.com.

SAVE: £10

Cheap treat

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ENJOY a cheeky nibble with Morrisons milk chocolate digestives, 300g, down from £1.25 to 89p.

SAVE: 36p

What’s new?

THRILL-SEEKING grannies and grandads can enjoy the rides at Drayton Manor for free this weekend.

The Staffordshire theme park is giving free entry to over-70s until Monday.

Top swap

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CHEESE Louise!

Snack on a six-pack of Quavers, £2.13 from Asda, working out at 36p for a 16g bag.

Or enjoy the store’s own Cheesy Curls six-pack, £1.25, or 21p for a 16g bag.

SAVE: 15p per bag

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COTE Brasserie is offering a different “icon” dish for £10 each week day when you say “I’m an Icon” to staff.

Save the most on Thursdays when the beef bourguignon, usually £21.95, is a tenner.

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GET tea sorted for less with Young’s Gastro two tempura battered fish fillets, down from £5.25 to £2.50, with a Tesco Clubcard.

SAVE: £2.75

Hot right now

IKEA Family members can get a small cooked breakfast for £1 or regular one for £1.50 on Saturdays until 11am. Save up to £2.35.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

APPLES are ripening and tumbling from branches across gardens and hedgerows.

Or you may find that generous neighbours or friends with apple trees are offering the fruit for free.

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Here’s how to make the most of the harvest . . . 

APPLE STORE: Apples are often stored in fruit bowls, but they will last longer in the fridge.

The fruit also emits a gas that can speed up the ripening of other produce such as oranges, giving another reason to keep them separated.

NICELY PUDD: Apple pie or crumble is the perfect autumnal dessert. Crumbles are slightly quicker to make and great with kids. Use the following recipe from Tesco. Peel and core and cut three or four cooking apples into chunks.

Pop the fruit in a saucepan with two tablespoons of caster sugar, and two tablespoons of water, cooking until the apples have softened.

If you have a glut of apples, you could prepare double or triple the mix and freeze portions for using at a later date.

Pop in a greased ovenproof dish. Then mix 110g of self-raising flour, 40g of demerara sugar, 40g of diced salted, butter and two tablespoons of rolled oats in a bowl until it’s breadcrumb texture.

Add to the apple mix before baking for around 45minutes until golden.

GO DRY: Dried apples are a great healthy snack — perfect for lunchboxes.

Slice the apples thinly and bake for a few hours on a low heat.

The longer you leave them in, the crispier they become. Then store in an air-tight container.

JUICE IT: Use apples to make a delicious juice without a juicer. Start by chopping and deseeding three or four apples.

Boil and cover with around 120ml of water until the apples are soft and mushy.

Line a colander with muslin cloth and put over a bowl before pouring in the cooled mixture.

Press down on the mixture and let the bowl collect the juice. You can then add honey or lemon juice to taste.

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Deal of the day

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EVERY kitchen needs some reliable tools. The Tefal stone force frying pan is down from £32 to £16 at Sainsbury’s.

SAVE: £16

Cheap treat

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CURE a hunger craving with this Ginsters large sausage roll, £1, from Waitrose.

What’s new?

DOMINOS has launched an ultimate Indian range of pizzas, including gunpowder chicken, and masala paneer, £25.99 each.

Top swap

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PICK up the pace with Asics novablast 5 running trainers, £134.50 from the sportsedit.com.

Or hit your goals with these trainers, £14.99 in Aldi from today.

SAVE: £119.51

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UNTIL the end of September, buy any spa break at Champneys resorts and you can take a friend along for just £25.

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GIVE your skin top coverage with Estee Lauder double wear foundation, down from £39.50 to £16.98 at asos.com.

SAVE: £22.52

Hot right now

CO-OP members can get its Irresistible prosecco for £6.50, saving £2.20, until September 23.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

ARE you up for the Women’s Rugby World Cup?

It all kicked off at the weekend with a thumping 69 – 7 win for England over the USA.

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Whether you fancy catching a match live, soaking up the atmosphere in a fan zone or simply clinking pints with pals, there are plenty of ways to cheer on the tournament without blowing your budget.

Here are some ideas . . . 

NAB A TICKET: Want to see a match live? There are still tickets this week.

You can currently get them for Australia v USA on Saturday, with adult seats from £15 and kids for a fiver.

See rwc2025.rugbyworldcup.com/events to bag yours.

PUB PERK: If you’d rather watch with a pint in hand, Young’s Pubs are showing the action on big screens.

And they are offering one free round of Asahi for dining bookings of four–ten people on match days.

The deal is only at selected pubs, so check youngs.co.uk to see where’s in.

FAN FUN: Head to the fan zone at Power Station Park in London for free screenings, DJs, T1 Rugby coaching sessions and activities from tournament partners.

In Bristol, the harbourside Amphitheatre will be buzzing as the city hosts the semi-finals and two quarter-finals, with lots of pre and post-match fun on offer.

PLAY ON: Want to play or join in with the World Cup spirit?

Use the ‘Find Rugby’ tool on englandrugby.com to track down local clubs hosting World Cup events, sign up for family friendly rugby activities and explore opportunities for girls to get into the game with free taster sessions at rugby clubs across the country.

GET OUT ON THE PITCH: You can also grab a ball and practise your passing skills with the whole family in the garden.

The official Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Supporter Ball is now available, for £25, online at store.world.rugby.

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Deal of the day

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FOR easy, crease-free clothes, pick up the Philips PerfectCare 7000 Series pressurised steam generator iron, which has a recommeded retail price of £199.

It’s £95 for members at ao.com.

SAVE: £104

Cheap treat

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TUCK into a Chicago Town tiger crust double pepperoni pizza, usually £3.50, now £1.75 at Iceland.

SAVE: £1.75

What’s new?

GET down to an Asda near you as the new autumn home edit has landed with toadstool duvet covers, pumpkin plates and more.

We love this pumpkin candle, £5.

Top swap

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TRY Chanel Coco Mademoiselle eau de parfum spray 35ml, £66.30 from Boots, or head to Marks & Spencer for Soft Iris eau de toilette 100ml, £10.

SAVE: £56.30 and get 65ml more

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FORGET high cafe prices and whip up a trendy drink at home instead with Aldi’s Asia Green Garden matcha latte, £1.49, available in original and strawberry flavour.

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FRESHEN up with Soft & Gentle Hyaluronic Care watermelon spritz deodorant – was £3.40, now £2.33, at Superdrug.

SAVE: £1.07

Hot right now

THE big Disney Store Summer Sale has started. Head to disneystore.co.uk/sale to get up to 50 per cent off selected products.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

HAVING a busy summer, with no time to whip up a tasty lunch?

These quick, easy, affordable recipes for batch cooking will keep you fed all week.

Store in freezer bags or old takeaway tubs for no-fuss dining.

Here’s how to do it . . . 

PASTA POWER: This no-cook wonder is perfect for hot days.

Simply boil 500g penne until al dente, then mix with two tins of drained tuna, four tablespoons of mayo, a handful of sweetcorn and some diced cucumber.

The creamy, crunchy combo makes four generous servings and keeps fresh in the fridge for up to three days.

For extra zing, add a squeeze of lemon or a sprinkle of chilli flakes.

SALAD SAVIOUR: Massage 200g of kale with olive oil to soften the leaves, then toss with 400g of fluffy cooked couscous, crumbled feta and charred roasted peppers.

Packed with Mediterranean flavours, this veggie bowl stays fresh for 72 hours — ideal for work lunches or lazy dinners.

Want more protein? Throw in some leftover grilled chicken or chickpeas.

BBQ BEANS: For a protein-packed staple, soak 500g of dried butter beans overnight then slow-cook with two tins of chopped tomatoes, a tablespoon of smoked paprika and a drizzle of honey.

The smoky-sweet beans can be frozen for three months and they are perfect with crusty bread or as a veggie BBQ side.

They can also make a great baked potato topping or a lovely addition to morning eggs.

COOL SOUP: Blitz two chopped cucumbers with 500ml of natural yoghurt, a garlic clove and handful of fresh mint for a refreshing, chilled soup that can be kept in a tub in the fridge until needed.

Serve with warm pitta bread for dipping.

For extra texture, add in chopped nuts or croutons made from stale bread.

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Deal of the day

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ADD some colour to your patio with the Sophie Robinson Deck Chair, previously £69, now £34.50 at Dunelm.

SAVE: £34.50

Cheap treat

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HAVING a BBQ?

Pick up a pack of St Pierre buns – usually £2.43 for four, now £2.08, at Asda.

SAVE: 35p

What’s new?

REMEMBER to scan your Lidl Plus app at the checkout and spin the wheel for a free bakery treat. Runs until August 20.

Top swap

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REPAIR your hair with the amazing K18 Biomimetic Hairscience Leave-in Molecular Repair Hair Mask, £30 from Cultbeauty.co.uk.

Or try the viral Hairification H24 Complex Leave-in Repair Mask 50ml, £10.99 at Boots.

SAVE: £19.01

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CHECK out the clearance section at next.co.uk for huge discounts across adults, kids and homeware sections, including baby hats from £2.

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EVERY camper needs a storage trolley.

The Neo foldable collapsible garden cart was £79.99, now £34.99.

SAVE: £45

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

FATHER’S Day doesn’t need to cost you a fortune to be meaningful.

You can skip the overpriced socks and novelty mugs.

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These heartfelt, homemade ideas will show Dad he’s appreciated without blowing the budget this Sunday . . . 

SPOT ON: Create a Spotify playlist of your dad’s favourite songs or tracks that remind you of him.

You can add a custom photo design to the playlist to make it extra special.

OWE THAT’S NICE: Skip generic gifts and design personalised “IOU” vouchers for experiences he’ll truly enjoy.

Offer a DIY car wash, his favourite home-cooked meal, or a movie night of his choice to show him how much you care.

BOXING CLEVER: Upcycle old items into meaningful gifts.

Transform a worn-out toolbox into a stylish beer crate with £5 wood stain from Homebase, and throw in his favourite brews.

Or, layer paprika, salt and herbs in a jam jar for a custom spice rub set.

WRITE NOTES: Fill a jar with handwritten notes recalling your favourite moments with your dad.

Decorate it with string or ribbon from your craft box and a photo tag for an extra sentimental touch.

It will be something he can revisit whenever he needs a smile.

FUTURE MEMORIES: Organise a simple but special family outing, like a Sunday walk or bike ride, followed by a picnic with homemade sandwiches and snacks.

Quality time together is often the best gift and a chance to make memories.

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Deal of the day

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NEW parents can grab a bargain with the Nanobebe Ultimate Newborn 24-piece steriliser set, previously £89.99, now £17.99, at Home Bargains.

SAVE: £72

Cheap treat

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SNACK on a pack of Quorn cocktail sausages.

Usually £2 per pack, get them for £1 with a Tesco Clubcard.

SAVE: £1

What’s new?

STOP pets overheating in the sunshine with Aldi’s range of cooling pet toys, arriving in store this week with prices from £3.99.

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COOL off with the Dyson AM09 Hot + Cool fan heater, £290, from Argos, or get to B&M for the Blaupunkt bladeless standing fan, for £39.

SAVE: £251

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MUCH hyped viral K-beauty brand Dr. Althea has landed at Boots.com this week – and to celebrate there’s 15 per cent off the range until Thursday.

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THIS sofa bed is stylish and handy for when friends stay over.

It was £159.99, now it’s £119.99 at The Range.

SAVE: £40

Hot right now

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PICK up half-price lingerie in the big Tu at Sainsbury’s sale,
on now.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

HAVING family over soon but stuck for ideas as well as cash?

You could jazz up dishes, for added wow factor, just by using leftover uncooked veg to knock up some pickle or relish. Here’s some ideas . . . 

RECYCLE OLD JARS: You will need jars to put your pickle or relish in, and could get a 12-pack of 300ml ones at Hobbycraft for £9, but the cheapest way to get started is to reuse empty jam or sauce jars.

Give them a good wash, or pop in the dishwasher then use boiling water to rinse.

TANGY TREAT: Pickled red onions are easy. Finely slice the onion, pop in a jar, cover with white wine vinegar, £2 at Sainsbury’s, and add a pinch of salt and of sugar.

Put the lid on and shake, leave for 20 minutes before trying — adding more vinegar, salt or sugar as you think best.

Pop in the fridge and use on everything from tacos to sarnies.

SPICE OF LIFE: Slice up any spare chilli peppers and pop in a jar.

Then put 100ml of water in a pan and heat on the stove with a few teaspoons of sugar and one of salt, plus you could add mustard seeds or bay leaves from your spice rack. Bring to the boil then pour the liquid into the jar.

Carefully put the lid on the jar and leave to cool. Once at room temperature, store in the fridge and the chillis should keep for a few months.

CRUNCHY RELISH: Use up any mini- cucumbers or radishes to make a tasty relish.

Slice your veg and keep it crunchy by adding to a sieve with ice cubes for ten to 20 minutes before pickling.

Make a brine following the same instructions as before, leave to cool and add to the jar with your veg.

You can also add onion, and herbs such as dill, for extra flavour.

PASS THE CARROTS: The key for great pickled carrots is to cut them up into very fine matchsticks or use a peeler to create shavings.

Follow the same brine instructions as above, but add some rice wine vinegar if you have it, as well as a dash of fish sauce.

Once cooled and refrigerated, you can use these on Asian dishes such as dumplings or stir fries.

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Deal of the day

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PICK up the Graco Myavo Stroller in midnight black at smythstoys.com – usually £124.99, now £99.99 as part of the baby goods sale.

SAVE: £25

Cheap treat

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TUCK into a Curry Pot Noodle from Iceland. They were £1.20 each, now down to 67p.

SAVE: 53p

What’s new

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CHARM your way into a loved one’s heart with a gift from Pandora.

The summer sale is now on, with up to 40 per cent off the popular charms and jewellery.

Top swap

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GIVE brows a makeover using the Diorshow brow styler, above, £24.95, or try the budget e.l.f. Instant Lift brow pencil, below, £3, both Boots.

SAVE: £21.95

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HIDE clutter in a stylish storage trunk. This Remy basket was £25 and is now down to £20 at Dunelm.

SAVE: £5

Hot right now

STOCK up on your favourite beers at Morrisons with an offer of three packs for £30, saving around £9.

Includes ten-packs of Estrella and Doom Bar.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

IF you had a boozy bank holiday weekend, you might have a few empty bottles lying around.

Before you ditch them, try these great upcycling tricks to turn them into something new.

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LIGHT WORK: Clean out wine bottles and remove labels by soaking them in warm, soapy water.

Fill with battery-powered fairy lights, £3 at Poundland, for an instant glow and garden ambiance.

FLOWER POWER: Turn gin bottles into sleek vases by soaking off labels and painting with a light-coloured beige or cream matte paint using tester pots, from £1.50 at B&Q.

It will give your vase an on-trend ceramic look. Wrap twine around the neck for rustic charm. It will be perfect for displaying garden cuttings or supermarket blooms.

CLEAN UP: Ditch ugly detergent bottles by decanting them into a pretty empty bottle.

Gin bottles especially are a great swap for holding your washing-up liquid instead of the unsightly plastic bottles.

You can even buy a budget pourer or pump to place on top of your bottle for £2.50 at amazon.co.uk.

MINI SAVER: When thoroughly washed, use slim half-sized vodka bottles as toothbrush holders or a place to hold your cotton wool in the bathroom.

If you are crafty, these smaller bottles also are great to stash away for birthdays and Christmas gifts, just add homemade bath salts for a thoughtful budget present.

BEER WE GO: Carefully cut the tops off clean beer bottles with a £5 glass cutter from Homebase or Screwfix — it is a lot easier to do this than you would think.

Then use them as mini tumblers, or mini plant pots to grow your own herbs, taken from sprigs of supermarket bunches. Try growing basil or mint and place on a sunny windowsill.

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Deal of the day

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YOU can eat outdoors tonight if you pick up the Milano table and chairs patio set with parasol. It was £100 now £70 at B&M.

SAVE: £30

Cheap treat

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SCOFF a Wall’s mini Twister after dinner. A pack of six was £2.75 now £1.85 at Iceland.

SAVE: 90p

What’s new?

PRET is celebrating today’s bank holiday with a picnic of sorts.

Selected stores in Glasgow, Edinburgh, London and Liverpool will be giving away a free sandwich to the first 50 people called Nick today.

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IF you are a fan of the cult Aesop Reverence Aromatique hand wash, £33, from spacenk.com, head to Lidl this week.

Its similar Deluxe Aromatic hand wash is on sale for £2.99. In-store only.

SAVE: £30.01

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KIDS eat free at Cote this half-term. Until June 1, families can enjoy delicious French food and children get two complimentary courses when parents spend at least £20.

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ADD these tasty Itsu Bao buns to your freezer for a speedy meal in the future. Previously £3.95, now £3 at Morrisons.

SAVE: 95p

Hot right now

GET down to Marks & Spencer for a sale on selected toys, reduced by up to 50 per cent.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

YOU may use price comparison sites to get the best deals for your broadband or car insurance – but probably don’t do the same when shopping.

Whether you’re looking for great buys for your home and garden, a good deal on a new summer outfit or simply to drive down the cost of your weekly shop, there are online tools that can help you get the best price.

FANCY FEATURES: For homeware, tech, clothes and more, compare prices using sites like PriceRunner, Idealo, Google Shopping and PriceSpy.

Check across different sites to make sure you get the best deal.

They all have clever features to help you make the savviest shopping choices.

Idealo is one that allows you to scan barcodes in store to check if a product is cheaper online

With the PriceRunner on the Klarna app, you can access an AI assistant who will interpret what you’re looking for and help you find the right item.

PAST PRICES: The sites’ price-tracking tools also help you to check if deals are as good as they look.

They show price history, so you can see how the cost of an item has gone up and down.

That way you can judge whether you might get a better deal by waiting.

If you’re shopping via Amazon, then CamelCamelCamel will show you how much items have previously sold for.

Use the tool to check out the offers during Amazon’s Everyday Essentials Week, starting on Wednesday.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: For grocery shopping, download the Trolley app or log on to trolley.co.uk.

You can search for any item you’d find in the big supermarkets, including own brands, to see the best prices.

On the app, you can scan barcodes, create shopping lists and get price alerts when an item changes price.

It shows Heinz Tomato Ketchup, 1.35kg, is currently £4.92 at Asda or £6 at Morrisons.

• Prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability

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Deal of the day

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SWAP using a costly tumble dryer for drying your clothes outside on the Vileda Sun Rise rotary washing line, down from £167.99 to £117.99 at vileda.co.uk.

SAVE: £50

Cheap treat

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TREAT the family to Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons ice cream, £4.50 for a pack of four from Tesco, or £2.75 with a Clubcard.

SAVE: £1.75

What’s new?

IF you missed the sell-out metal striped chair from Asda last summer, there’s now another chance to buy it.

The garden lounger is £39, while stocks last.

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FELLAS can update their wardrobe with the white linen blend short-sleeved shirt, £18 from Matalan, or they can try the linen blend shirt, £7.99 from Lidl.

SAVE: £10.01

Little helper

LAY on a tasty spread with three sharing plates for £8 at Sainsbury’s with Nectar, saving up to £5.50. Includes bacon-wrapped halloumi sticks and goat’s cheese and caramelised onion quiches.

Shop & save

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PICK up a pack of The Best fresh pasta, sauce and garlic bread from a selection at Morrisons for £6, to make a tasty Italian meal for two.

SAVE: £3.90

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JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

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