MSE's weekly round-up

MSE's Money Tips email: Earn an easy FREE £210, bag a beauty box bargain, make relieving sneezing much more financially pleasing & more

Some highlights from this week's email include...

• Switch to a top service bank for a FREE £210. There's a bevy of brilliant bank-switch bribes, including a free £500 if you're a higher earner.
  
  

• Grab a Grüum skin and fragrance set for £5 (normally up to £50). Choose from a selection of sets that include hair and body wash, sunscreen, and lip conditioner.
  
  

• Achoo! Get 30 hay fever tablets for 69p. We scoured shops for the cheapest ways of stocking up for sneezy season.

READ THE FULL WEEKLY EMAIL

Hot deals: Get £20 off a £60 spend at Asda & see more supermarket delivery savers

• Never shopped online at Asda before? You can get £20 off your next order, provided you spend at least £60.
  
  

• You need to register before 11.59pm on Thursday 30 April, though be aware that the offer could end sooner as it's limited to 15,000 customers.
  
  

• And there are even more ways to save with other new-customer supermarket delivery deals, including £10 off at Morrisons (ends Monday 20 April) and 25% off Ocado deliveries.

SEE ALL NEW-CUSTOMER SUPERMARKET OFFERS

The latest from Martin Lewis: Plans to end 'vicious' Council Tax debt collection practices leave Martin 'genuinely moved'

• MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has welcomed the Government's plans to fix issues with the Council Tax system in England, including debt collection practices, following years of campaigning.
  
  

• Describing existing debt collection processes as "vicious", Martin said he was "genuinely moved by this huge first step towards making things better".
  
  

• The Government's key proposals include making councils wait longer to chase debts, capping debt collection admin fees, and reforming the 'severely mentally impaired' Council Tax discount.

READ THE FULL COUNCIL TAX NEWS STORY

What's new on MSE: Enjoy cheap(er) thrills with our updated theme parks guide

With spring under way and theme park season in full swing, MSE Hope has fast-tracked an update to our thrilling theme park MoneySaving guide.

So don't get into a spin over prices: we feature the latest theme park deals, tips and tricks so you can get big thrills for smaller bills at Alton Towers, Thorpe Park, Legoland, Diggerland and more.

CHECK OUT OUR THEME PARK MONEYSAVING GUIDE

Key MSE News: MSE user gets £2,000 cashback refund after reading our story – see whether you're due too

• MoneySaver Richard Gillett has secured a £2,055 refund from cashback site Complete Savings after reading our warning about its misleading 'click to claim' ads. And he's not the only one, with other MSE users having had similar success.
  
  

• Misleading Complete Savings ads, which would often surface on well-known retailers' websites when you bought something, were banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in 2024, following our complaint. The ASA told Complete Savings that future ads must make clear that to get any cashback, you need to pay for a subscription.
  
  

• Our news story covers the latest Complete Savings refund success and others, plus how to check whether you're affected and how to try for a refund yourself.
  

READ THE FULL CASHBACK REFUND STORY

From our social channels: Check whether you're owed £10,000s in missing State Pension

Did you take time off work between 1978 and 2010 to look after children or someone with a long-term disability? If so, you could be due £10,000s.

This is because of errors in the old 'Home Responsibilities Protection' system, which meant over 100,000 people ended up with gaps in their National Insurance records and so got less State Pension as a result. These people are now owed this money.

And as our recent Facebook post illustrates, a number of MSE users have successfully claimed – one received £25,000 after claiming, while another got nearly £16,000. So check NOW if you think you could be owed.

READ MORE ON HOME RESPONSIBILITIES PROTECTION

And finally, from the MSE Forum: How many streaming services do you pay for?

With more streaming services than ever before battling for your binge-time, many households feel the need to subscribe to multiple streaming platforms. So we want to know: how many streaming services does your household pay for?

Vote in our poll via the link below. You can also follow it to discuss anything and everything streaming-related, and much more, with our forumites on the MSE Forum.

VOTE IN OUR STREAMING SERVICE POLL