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graduated students to take advantage of in order to get discounts in shops and supermarkets.Regular discounts are one of the benefits of being a student and it's something a financial expert wants non-students to think about.BeCleverWithYourCash, a personal finance blog written by Andy Webb is recommending that those who have graduated look to see if they can renew their discount card and sign up for a new NUS card.He said that a trick he picked up several years ago, where people sign up to online courses and then nab an NUS discount card, no longer works but he's come up with a new one.He said: "One of the first articles I wrote on the blog, and one of the most popular for years, was a hack to get a student discount if you weren’t a

online streaming service with some having up to three and maybe four, all of which cost money.A personal finance expert has recommended that for those hoping to save money a 'TV Tapas Method' is the best approach.By now it is likely that most of us have shared accounts for premium services to save money but have you considered mixing up your paid accounts with free ones and working them in rotation?The 'Tapas' method makes money-savers answer the question of how much TV they actually watch and then asks them to match their spending with the hope it will cut out at least some of the monthly bills.Andy Webb from BeCleverWithYourCash.com said: " Realistically you won’t be able to fully take advantage of all the services at the same time."I’d

lockdown and want a phone contract to match your new minimal phone habit.Or you might just want to see how much money you can save by switching contracts.Whatever your motivation, money-saving professionals make a habit of tracking the best mobile phone deals and regularly come up with new ways for us to save money.If your phone contract is coming to an end or has already ended, it could be the perfect time to rethink your loyalty to a phone company and contract.