Monthly Archives: February 2016

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The great Easter egg mark-up (though some normal choc can cost 40% MORE)

It’s as much a part of Easter as daffodils and bunnies – ranting that eggs are a swizz and prices are massively inflated over normal choc. Or are they? We looked at the total amount of choccy in 10 Easter egg bundles, and compared the price per gram to equivalent standard bars – with surprising results. While...

MSE Team

23 February 2016

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iPhone fan? Should you avoid buying standard headphones this year?

I normally take iPhone rumours with a handful rather than a pinch of salt as many are nonsense, no doubt fuelled by crafty leaks to generate interest. But this one has got my attention and I’m taking action – or rather inaction. Most iPhone 7 rumours I’ve read (such as this from Forbes) suggest there will be...

Guy Anker

18 February 2016

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