I do the Park Christmas savings then buy a lot Boxing Day (like if people like certain brands/smelly bits) so that has definitely helped the last few years. I get love2shop vouchers
I do the Park Christmas savings then buy a lot Boxing Day (like if people like certain brands/smelly bits) so that has definitely helped the last few years. I get love2shop vouchers
It's very handy. I have a DD setup for like £20 a month so don't hugely notice it and then get my vouchers sent October/November each year.
Shame I can't nudge my referral link but lists my name
It's very handy. I have a DD setup for like £20 a month so don't hugely notice it and then get my vouchers sent October/November each year.
Shame I can't nudge my referral link but lists my name
I have saved my (empty) White Company advent calendar and filled it will Molton Brown products (as they had a sale) for my hubby! I’m so pleased with myself
Just seen this on Facebook, it’s a 6 month advent calendar with all Christmas shows and films you can watch each day on Disney plus if anyone fancies it
Tbf that was nearly 20 years ago and since then Park and another signed up to the Christmas Prepayment Association which means that it would be easier to get money back if they did go bust - whereas Farepak etc didn't have anything like this back in the day. It's essentially a trust with individual trustees etc
Credit Unions are a great place to save. They have Christmas schemes etc, aswell as normal saving and loans. I wouldn’t touch Park etc, after similar went bust.
Do you get any benefit from those schemes beyond them saving your money for you? Would it not just be better to open a savings account with a bank? My RBS one offers 7% interest, Moneybox have a 5% one. Better in your pocket than there’s who will be sticking it in interest accounts