Wetherspoon can be a great place to visit if you want to go out for food or drinks, but don’t want to break the bank. During busy times though, you can often find yourself stuck queuing at the bar.

Did you know that there’s a Wetherspoon app where you can order your food and drinks to arrive at your table, without having to order at the bar? 

With the return of The Great British Bake Off last week, many have been bitten by the baking bug - whether that's making cakes or just eating them. Yet baking can often become quite expensive once you start looking at all the ingredients you'll need. 

The newly-launched Meerkat Meals* gets you 2for1 restaurant meals for a year when you buy a qualifying product via Compare The Market. What's more, you'll also get the popular Meerkat Movies* deal, giving you 2for1 cinema tickets on Tuesdays or Wednesdays for a year – and we’ve a trick to get all of this for £1ish…

This handy McDonald’s ‘hack’ is a way to get a Big Mac and regular fries for £1.99 (norm £4ish) every time you go into McDonald’s…

Many of us regularly reach for a cup of coffee or tea to give us a caffeine boost, but if you’re out and about the cost of this can mount up.

National Pub Fortnight is coming up (20 Jul - 5 Aug), and, in case you didn't know, there are 1,000s of pubs lining up to hand you a totally free drink.

With an offer like that, who could resist?

Buying something from Ikea? If you pop into a store between now and Friday 27 July, you and everyone you're with can eat in the restaurant for 'free'.

Nando’s rarely offers discounts, so although this deal may be fiddly, it’s still a hot offer which will leave regulars in peri-dise.

Environmental MoneySaving is looking to be the next big trend, and at MSE we've featured deals including reusable cup discounts, make up and skincare freebies for recycling and how to get £5 off at H&M by recycling towels.

Now, you could get £10 off at online food delivery company Deliveroo by filling a bucket with rubbish at different beaches every weekend for the next five weeks.

Supermarkets try all sorts of tactics to make us spend more, and a trick of the eye means you could be missing out on the best value items every time you go shopping. It’s all about where products are positioned on the shelves, with stores tending to place more expensive items at average eye-level, hoping we’ll grab...