January Sales 2021
January sales discounts are deeper than normal, as retailers look to flog unsold stock due to the pandemic. Several have already boosted, and we're likely to see more boosts in the coming days.
Most are continuing sales online even where their physical stores are closed. While we've focused on the biggies, don't forget independents (which we don't have the resource to cover) as if you don't use 'em, they may not survive. Here's our round-up of what's on – but remember, it's not an excuse to overspend, so as always, use our Money Mantras.
LAST UPDATED: Fri 15 Jan 2021
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9 June 2021
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Martin's 10 financial quirks
Incl how to make £100s
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Warning. Check card contact details
Or risk purchases being declined
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40+ supermarket coupons
Incl free nappies
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Boots tricks
Eg, £43 of No7 for £10
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Mobile firms slash prices
Incl cheapest EVER 5GB Sim & iPhones
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5th self-employment grant update
Govt puts out new info
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Theme park 2for1s
They're back
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Martin Lewis VIDEO: Should you pay off your Plan 1 student loan?
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