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Plus free burgers, 10% off at Ikea, 25% off wine, £15 theatre tix, £3.50 SIMS, £15 off John Lewis, £10 gin box & more

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Your weekly money saving deals and news from money expert Andy Webb


My top content this week

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Will you pay tax on your savings?

Higher interest rate on our savings is good news (despite much, much higher inflation), but as they continue to rise, there's the chance that some of you might have to start paying tax on your interest.


I've broken down the allowances and how much you'd need to save at different rates to go past them.


READ: Will better rates mean a you earn less?



Amazon credit cards to switch to Pulse by November

If you've got an Amazon credit card it's going to stop working a few months earlier than expected, with the replacement NewDay card taking over from November.


Here's what you need to know about the new card, and what it means for the existing cashback you've built up.


READ: Should you ditch your card?




How to get the best price on your mobile phone contract and save

For most of you reading this, your mobile phone bill should be less than a tenner! Here's how to cut your bill without losing signal.


READ: How to reduce your bill



Virgin Money offers 25% back at the supermarket for switching

This new switching deal from Virgin Money is a little different to their previous offerings, and if you've been holding back this could be the time to nab it. You'll get 25% back for 60 days at supermarkets and petrol stations, up to a max of £160. Here's how it works and who can get it.


READ: Get up to £160 from Virgin Money



CASH CHATS PODCAST

281 | Buy Now Pay Later pros & cons, cut mobile bills & student bank accounts

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YOUR QUESTIONS

Ask Andy #53

Catch on last Sunday's live Q&A and see answers to some of the questions you've sent me.


Next live Q&A: Thursday 8 September

My live Q&As are the best place to ask me your questions. The next one will be at 7pm on Thursday 8 September, so put it in your diaries. Make sure you follow me on YouTube or Instagram to join in.


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THIS WEEK'S TOP DEALS

I only share deals and special offers on the blog which I think are really good value. Click the titles or links for more information.


I'll also share a quick update on Instagram on Saturday morning.


1. Burgers: National Burger Day discounts

Today is National Burger Day, and there are loads of savings available, including a free vegan Whopper from Burger King. Here's more.


2. Ikea: 10% off

Shop in-store or online this weekend at Ikea and you can save 10%. Here's more.


3. Theatre: £15 West End tickets

TodayTix is running a London Theatre Week sale with tickets for big shows at £15, £25, £35 and £45. Here's more.


4. John Lewis: £5 and £15 off

MyJohnLewis members (it's free to join) can save £5 off £70 and £15 off £150 this weekend. More here.


5. Lebara: 12GB SIM for less than £3.50

A very cheap SIM deal is running via Lebara. You'll get 12GB of data for 1p a month for six months, and then pay £6.90. Over a year that's £3.46 a month. Here's more.


6. Wine: 25% off at major supermarkets

Over the bank holiday you can get 25% off six or more bottles of wine at Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's - and they'll stack with other discounts. More here.


7. Craft Gin: £10 box (last chance)

This decent deal via a free Telegraph subscription ends on 31 August. You pay just postage to get a bottle of gin, mixers and other goodies. More here.



SAVINGS, BANKING & CREDIT CARD BEST BUYS

Bank switching: £175 at Santander or First Direct

Just a few weeks after relaunching a switching deal, Santander has increased the free cash from £160 to £175. More here.


Top banking switch and welcome offers:



Top banking best buys:



READ: All the banking best buys



Savings: Nationwide ups regular savers to 3%

Nationwide customers can now get 3% interest on the Flex and Start to Save regular savers. Elsewhere, 1-yr fixes have gone to 3.21%. More here.


Top savings best buys:



READ: All the savings best buys


Credit cards:

Top cashback credit card best buys:



READ: Best buy cashback credit cards


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MORE DEALS!

Here are a few ongoing and recent offers you might have missed:


Shopping vouchers and other deals


Entertainment deals


Food and drink offers



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Recent content you might have missed

I know it can be tricky to read, watch and listen to everything I create each week, so here are some articles, videos and podcasts from the last few weeks you might have missed.




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