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It returns, get both for £13.99 (with Prime)
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Add the power bank, then click on benefit Items and add the charger then checkout

Yee-haw! George at Asda has a Cowboy homeware range that starts from £5 with free click and collect available
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50% off IKEA Main Meals - Monday to Friday 11am onwards - Offer valid from 5th June to 29th August.

£59.39 delivered for these Nike Air Force 1 '07 NN trainers in off-white and blue - Use code MORE
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Down to £154.75 delivered - Mykonos Hanging Egg Chair.

Similar available from Dunelm for £199

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↪️ Not for you? Check out the 20% off selected Garden and Outdoor Sale ➜ https://10ws.co/4dCLHfb

📉 Disney Storytime Collection (Special Edition) Hardcover £25
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Give the ultimate gift of Disney with this deluxe, 15-book special edition slipcase set featuring some of Disney and Pixar's most treasured characters.
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10 free / cheap hobbies for you and your family:

1) Reading: Check your local library (they often include e-books), also potentially find local reading groups or free book swap locations.

2) Geocaching, it sounds crazy but you basically walk around hunting for hidden boxes from a set of clues; there is a massive network of them out there. It's a great way to explore a new area & increase your walking.

3) Birdwatching, you would think it's only for retired people but I tell you what it gives you a good buzz when you find something rare/beautiful, use the free Merlin Bird ID app for identification help and find local bird sighting areas to start.

4) Photography (with your existing phone) - There are endless free courses online and whilst photography can be extremely expensive when you start buying cameras, you can do a lot with a modern smartphone that you already own.

5) Stretching / Pilates / Yoga etc, with endless YouTube videos available, this is a great way to keep your body mobile and healthy.

6) Walking / Hiking - Big caveat here is that it can become expensive gear wise but your first set of walking boots doesn't need to cost a fortune and going out is great for your mind and body (just ensure you follow safety precautions so you don't hurt yourself, get into trouble or cause damage).

7) Knitting and crocheting - Very low cost to start and endless free plans and tutorials online, wool costs vary but you can pick up used wool from charity shops or others in the hobby.

8.) Start an allotment - whether it's in your garden or a council run site (if you can ever get space), growing your own food is not only a good way to understand food but also appreciate it, it also gets you out into nature. You might also end up with excess food you can sell/swap.

9) Free Outdoor Gym Equipment - Most parks offer something and whilst you of course can pay for a dedicated gym, it's a nice combo when combined with going for a run/walk etc.

10) Volunteering - It should be very rewarding, will get you meeting new people, and it's always a win for your CV.

What have we missed? What do you do in your spare time?

Not a deal for everyone, but maybe you know someone that could benefit?

Do you help run a small/medium sized business? If so this is a good way of having more money (as long as you can comfortably pay back the money you spend each month), you get:

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Applies to brand new Capital on Tap customers (they must not have created a Capital on Tap account before), and they must be eligible for a Capital on Tap account (they must be business owners, based in the UK, with no CCJs against them and a minimum £24,000 annual turnover). Terms apply. We may earn small commission for each sign up, this doesn't affect the recommendation. Credit limit of up to £250,000. Interest-free period of up to 42 days on card spending, with no annual fee. Rates as low as 14.40% APR (Zero fees if paid within the interest free period).

Using a credit card and not paying it off each month will of course, cost you more money, so only use credit cards when you can comfortably pay off all transactions each month.

These are about to go past their best-before date, but get this 750g of Lindt LINDOR Signature chocolates for £16.50!
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Delivery is free on £50+ spends (otherwise £4.95) Min spend £20 for delivery.

📉 Vans Ladies Cat Sunglasses £8 (was £16)
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UVA/UVB 400 protection

Have you ever sold a coin for more than its face value?

Some 50p coins are worth an easy £26 with some selling for a LOT more than that!

Take a look on eBay (#ad) Sold Listings for an good idea of their value ➜ https://bit.ly/4kT7Jgl
p.s. ignore some of the super high sold prices on here

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