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A money saving expert is urging everyone to go to Aldi on a Wednesday for the biggest reductions. His advice comes as supermarket inflation continues to skyrocket, leaving many people struggling to afford their weekly food shop.

As summer draws to a close those of us who have been lucky enough to get away on holiday will be putting down our passports for another year, especially as prices increase the cost of going away is becoming out of reach for many households.

With the cost of living crisis continuing to soar, many shoppers will be looking for ways that they can make their grocery shopping last that bit longer.

Aldi is a firm favourite for bargain shoppers and with good reason. The supermarket chain lives up to it's reputation, from red sticker reductions to its special buys aisle which is full of seasonal products at affordable prices.

Supermarket chain The Co-op has wowed shoppers with their brand new meal deal that will cost them just £5 for a range of frozen family favourites.

Travellers flying from Manchester Airport in recent weeks have described the experience as "madness", with hour-long baggage drops followed by two-hour queues for security. A chaotic Jubilee Bank Holiday and half-term also saw queues which extended into car parks, and missing baggage spotted from 1,300 miles away.

DIY tips after revamping her doors for just £10. Lorraine Kafanke, 37, from Cumbria, found out the beautiful crittal doors she wanted would cost her £1,200.Not wanting to spend a fortune, the mum-of-two decided to make it herself for a fraction of the price.By using paint and tape to create a dupe of the doors, the whole project ended up costing her less than a tenner.She came up with the idea after she saw the doors of her dreams but couldn't afford them.Now she's thrilled by how they look and says anyone can easily copy her design.Speaking to LatestDeals.co.uk, Lorraine said: "I thought 'why not try and create the look myself on a much cheaper scale?' "I just used electrical tape, which cost 79p, and measured out four equal sections to create a glass panel look."I wasn't sure the tape would work but it's easily removed if the look didn't suit."It was a little tricky getting the tape straight but a few attempts and I was happy."She added: "I used Johnstones matt black gloss paint for the wood at £8.99 a tin doing two thin coats."The process took about three days because of the drying time between coats."I also masked up the glass to get a nice neat finish with the paint and gave the glass a good clean before applying the black tape."Lorraine says she is "so pleased" with how they turned out and says she's happy to have completed the look on a budget.And the beauty of it all is that she saved £1,000 on doing everything herself.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, many couples will be planning to take their other half out on a romantic date night to celebrate.

With the cost of living steadily increasing, shoppers across the country will be looking for ways to not go over budget when they are at their favourite store or supermarket.

Every Christmas our spending goes through the roof as we have presents to buy, food to prepare and decorations to hang up.

shoppers hoping to get present bargains at this years Black Friday sales event. Consumer expert Tom Church from money saving community LatestDeals.co.uk has said this year won't be the huge event we expect with fewer deals and smaller savings.He says that supply chains and logistics have already impacted our supermarkets and retail and will likely change Black Friday.

reduce the price of car insurance after it was revealed the average cost is expected to increase over the next few months. Insurance prices fell by an average of £74 this year compared with last year owing to a drop in car insurance claims, according to comparison site Comparethemarket.com but as more people get back in their cars the price is predicted to rise.

Shops, restaurants and pubs are finally open for their first full weekend in England.

direct to your inboxEach year, thousands of UK residents make the stressful but exciting decision to move house.And since the Stamp Duty Holiday was imposed back in July 2020, many more people have decided to move and take advantage of the money-saving perk.But the remaining unexpected costs of moving can quickly mount up.From hiring removal vans to storage - if downsizing - to hidden costs like childcare - the total can quickly reach eye-watering amounts.But there are still plenty of ways to save money throughout the process. Tom Church, co-founder of money-saving community latestdeals.co.uk, has shared how he managed to slash a whopping £700 off his moving expenses.

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