Jenny Keefe

Lead Writer

Jenny's experience

Jenny joined MSE in 2005 after degrees in literature and journalism. In an earlier life, she taught English in Japan.

A little more about Jenny

Jenny lives on the Essex seaside and is mum to two girls and a gecko. When she's not queueing for theatre day seats, she can be found thrifting, reading novels or scouring for free days out loopholes.

Jenny says...

"I love helping people save money, especially on things like days out with kids that might otherwise be hard to do right now. I also love shopping sustainably, and showing others how to buy and sell second-hand, be it on Vinted or eBay."

In the press

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis shares his top tips for charity shops LiverpoolEcho

Martin Lewis' MSE shares online shopping trick for getting up to 50% off at Asos, H&M and more DailyRecord

Latest from Jenny Keefe

For many, visiting Father Christmas's 'home' in Lapland is a once-in-a-lifetime dream trip. Yet costs can often run into £1,000s per person, so we’ve a host of tips to ensure you feel the crunch of snow underfoot, not a crunch on your cash.

11 November 2019

Don't think muddy canvas, lumpy groundsheets and communal washrooms, these days European holiday park accommodation (such as Eurocamp's) is often well-equipped mobile homes with your own bathroom. What's more, these types of holidays can smash hotels on price.

8 July 2019

Second-hand selling used to be all about eBay, but now local Facebook selling groups and the social network's Marketplace are hot on its heels. With Facebook, the best bit is there are NO fees, so you keep all the profit. Yet with eBay, you've a wider audience, as most Facebook sales are local.

1 May 2019

Walking away with someone else's luggage could bag you big bucks. It's all about buying people's unclaimed suitcases, via lost luggage auctions.

1 April 2019

While MoneySavingExpert and Money Expert, Mighty Deals' parent company, sound similar, they are totally different websites. So we wanted to clear some things up...

28 November 2018

Online shopping giant Asos is ending its A-List loyalty programme next month – and it's sending all members a £10 Asos voucher as compensation.

24 September 2018

More than half of the UK's major airports now charge you if you spend 10 minutes dropping off a loved one outside the terminal building, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal – and some add as much as £1/minute if you take any longer.

17 July 2018

16 September 2015

The latest batch of Clubcard vouchers start to drop through letterboxes next week, but don't spend 'em on groceries. On Monday (3 August), Tesco launches its summer Clubcard Boost, which lets you double their value.

29 July 2015

Got a large stash of items you've been meaning to flog on eBay? Think about having a blitz this weekend, before the auction site cuts the number of 'free' listings you get each month.

9 May 2014

Update: 19 May 2014: We now have all the volunteers we need. Thank you to everyone who has offered to help.

7 May 2014

Amazon shoppers can no longer get free postage on goods under £10 delivered to their home, after the online giant closed a loophole enabling customers to get around its £10 minimum spend policy. But there are still tricks you can use get around the crackdown.

22 January 2014

BT customers began being charged for its previously-free 1571 answerphone and caller display services on Saturday. So opt out now if you have either of these services and don't use them, or you'll be charged £1.75/month for each – that's £42/year for both.

7 January 2014

Ryanair passengers will soon no longer be able to escape its admin fees levied when booking flights, making its £6 each-way charges completely unavoidable, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

5 November 2012

Troubled hotel chain Travelodge has moved to reassure customers bookings are safe after it announced it will offload 10% of its hotels.

21 August 2012

Homeowners who installed and registered solar panels before 3 March finally have certainty over the cash they'll earn for generating their own electricity after the Government lost a court battle over the payouts.

23 March 2012