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Topcashback deals
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For Disney+ newbies
If you've not had Disney+ before and you're planning to sign up, it's possible to get up to £11 cashback if you go through this Topcashback Disney+* link.
It works best if you're signing up for an annual subscription, as that's where you'll get a decent amount of cashback, though you'll get a small amount for a monthly subscription plan too. For example, sign up to an annual Disney+ 'premium' plan costing £109.90 and you'll get £11 cashback on top, effectively making it £98.90 for the year.
Here's the full breakdown of how much cashback you can get, depending on which subscription you choose:
Disney+ subscription Annual plan cashback amount Monthly plan cashback amount Premium £11 £1.10 Standard £8 80p Standard with ads N/A 50p
Topcashback says this is an ongoing offer, but you'll need to be new to Disney+ to get it. The cashback should be credited to your Topcashback account within 10 weeks.
This isn't the strongest Disney+ cashback offer we've seen from Topcashback – up until 1 November 2023 it was offering £15 cashback, so it's possible the deal could improve again at some point.
Important: Cashback is never certain as things can sometimes go wrong (not tracking properly for example), so see it as a bonus rather than a guarantee. Check our Top cashback sites guide for more information.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Extra £26 cashback with £5+ spend via Topcashback
Topcashback newbies only. Purchases must be made by 5 August
ExpiredIf you're new to the concept of cashback websites, they're sites that pay you when you go through them to spend money online with retailers and providers. And if you're new to top-pick cashback site Topcashback, the news only gets better, because you can earn an extra £26 cashback when you sign up to it using this MSE Blagged link* and spend £5 or more through it at any (well, most) of the over 6,000 brands it lists.
Don't dawdle though – the offers ends at 11.59pm on Monday 5 August OR when 15,000 people have signed up, whichever comes first. Before you dive in, here are a few need-to-knows...While signing up's free, you'll need to opt out of 'Plus' membership once you've joined
Topcashback Plus* costs £5 a year and gets you extra top up on cashback and up to 25% higher payout bonuses through rewards. But even if you decide Plus is for you, Topcashback says you'll still get the full extra £26 cashback when it's available to withdraw, as the £5 membership fee will be taken from your yearly earnings.For more info, see Topcashback's Switching from Plus to Classic membership page.
As it's 'extra' cashback, you still get the going cashback rate for your purchase too
If you were already planning to spend on something, and you can do it online via Topcashback, that makes this deal a no-brainer. For example, at the time of writing, Morrisons is offering £8 cashback on a £40 or more spend to those new to grocery delivery, so if you're also new to Topcashback, you'd get a total of £34 back on your shop. Not bad.
Even if you're not planning to spend, you can still get in on the deal
Grab the extra £26 cashback without wasting money on something you don't really need by spending the £5 minimum on stuff that'll come in handy at some point in the future. When we checked, you could get a 10 litre bag of compost from B&Q or a 50-hour scented candle from Superdrug for a fiver.
And if you check that the retailer offers free click & collect, it'll mean you won't have to pay for delivery, which doesn't count towards the minimum spend and therefore would eat into the cash you get back.
Warning. Cashback IS NOT a certainty
It's easy to think of it as guaranteed from the moment you click the 'buy' button, but unfortunately things can go wrong, such as the firm you've bought from going belly up or your purchase not tracking properly (more on what to do if that happens in 'More info').
We always caution to think of cashback as a pleasing perk rather than nailed-on income, and to focus on what the best deal is overall, rather than being swayed by the biggest cashback rates. For the full rundown, see our six MAJOR cashback safety rules.A few things are excluded from this deal...
Not everything listed on Topcashback is eligible for the extra £26 cashback, including broadband contracts, mobile phone contracts and takeaway food, so be sure to check the full list below under 'More info' before buying anything.
The deal can't be used with Topcashback's Tell-a-friend referral programme. Any bonuses earned through it don't count as a purchase that will get you the extra £26 cashback, and if you get the extra £26 cashback it won't count as the payable cashback needed to earn bonuses.
Full details in the Topcashback T&Cs. -
Extra £25 cashback with £5+ spend via Topcashback
Newbies to Topcashback only. Purchases must be made by 6 May
ExpiredNew to cashback site Topcashback? You can bag yourself an extra £25 cashback when you sign up to it via this MSE Blagged link* and spend £5 or more through it at one of over 6,000 retailers and providers by 11.59pm on Monday 6 May OR when 15,000 new members have signed up using our link, whichever comes first.
Here are a few things you should know...
Membership is free, but you'll need to opt out of 'Plus' once you've signed up.
Plus membership* costs £5 a year, which gets you an extra top up on cashback and up to 25% higher payout bonuses via rewards. If you choose to remain a Plus member, Topcashback says you'll be able to withdraw the extra £25 cashback when it's payable without having the £5 fee taken from it – that'll be paid from your yearly earnings.
You'll still get the normal cashback rate for a retailer, provider, product or service
So, if you're already planning a purchase, and it's one you can make online via Topcashback, this deal's a no-brainer. For example, at the time of writing, those new to Morrisons grocery home delivery can get £10 cashback on a £40 or more spend, so if you're new to Topcashback too, you could earn a total of £35 on your shop.
Don't have a purchase planned? You can still take advantage
You can nab the extra £25 cashback without spending unneccesarily by buying something small costing £5-ish that you're likely to use in the future. When we looked, you could get a two-pack of LED light bulbs from Argos or a four-pack of AAA batteries from B&Q for a fiver.
And be sure to check if the retailer you choose offers free click and collect, as that way you won't have to pay for delivery, which would eat into your cashback (and delivery costs don't count towards the £5 or more spend).
Important. Cashback is NEVER guaranteed
Cashback isn't a certainty as things can and do go wrong, such as a retailer or provider going into administration, or a purchase failing to track. So try to think of cashback as a nice bonus rather than relying on it, and always prioritise what the cheapest deal is overall, not on what the biggest cashback rate is. For more on this, see our six MAJOR cashback safety rules.
There are a few exclusions
Some retailers, providers, products and services, such as broadband contracts, mobile phone contracts and takeaway food, are excluded – before buying, check the full list below under 'More info'.
This deal can't be used alongside Topcashback's Tell-a-Friend referral scheme. Bonuses earned through the scheme will not count as a purchase that enable you to get the extra £25 cashback, and the extra £25 cashback is excluded from the payable cashback required to trigger a bonus under the scheme.
For full info, see the Topcashback T&Cs.
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Use the Money Mantras
Before spending, use Martin’s Mantras. If you answer 'NO' to any, then don't buy!
Then ask:
- Do I need it?
- Can I afford it?
- Have you checked prices elsewhere?
Then ask:
- Will I use it?
- Is it worth it?
Free protection for all shopping!
There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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