Asda has emerged as the most expensive supermarket in a recent price comparison of basic goods, with a 18% price increase on its chicken breasts pushing its overall bill above its rivals. Aldi remains the cheapest, while Asda and Aldi have both defended their pricing strategies.
Google Flights is getting a major update that puts the cheapest fares front and center. A new ‘Cheapest’ tab lets travelers prioritize affordability over convenience, highlighting potential savings even if it means longer layovers or less direct routes. This change gives travelers more control over their budget, making it easier to find the most affordable flight options.
A recent study by consumer magazine Which? reveals a significant price difference between Sainsbury’s and Aldi, with Sainsbury’s shoppers paying an average of £11.11 more per shop, even with a Nectar card. This translates to a whopping £1,155 more annually compared to Aldi shoppers for the same basket of goods.
Shoppers in the UK are paying more for everyday essentials at smaller convenience stores compared to their larger supermarket counterparts, according to a new study by consumer magazine Which?. The analysis reveals that popular supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Morrisons are charging significantly higher prices for identical items at their smaller local stores, particularly for staple items like bread, milk, and breakfast cereals.
A new analysis by Which? has revealed that shoppers using Morrisons Daily convenience stores are paying significantly more than those shopping at larger Morrisons supermarkets. The price difference can add up to £832 per year, highlighting the disparity in costs for consumers who rely on convenience stores.
The PS5 Pro’s $700 price tag has sent shockwaves through the gaming community. But is it truly worth it compared to building a powerful PC for the same price? This article analyzes the pros and cons of both options and breaks down why the PS5 Pro might just be a good value proposition, despite being significantly more expensive than the standard PS5.
Shoppers who stay loyal to Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, or Morrisons over Aldi and Lidl are paying more for their groceries, according to a price comparison analysis by Which?. Despite discounts offered by loyalty cards like Tesco Clubcard and Sainsbury’s Nectar, Aldi and Lidl still came out cheaper for a typical food basket. Aldi was the cheapest overall, followed closely by Lidl, while Waitrose was the most expensive.
Millions of households could be overpaying on their household bills. Now is the perfect time to check your mobile and broadband bills to avoid paying more than necessary. One Martin Lewis fan managed to reduce their bills by an impressive £660 per year by switching providers. Remember, it’s a no-brainer to compare deals and switch to a better provider if you’re out of contract. However, if you’re still in contract, ensure the savings outweigh any exit fees. Here are three speedy steps to help you slash your mobile phone bill: Use price comparison sites, MSE’s Cheap sim finder, or companies like Uswitch and Confused.com. For broadband, anything over £30 per month is too much unless you need a superfast connection. Virgin Media offers a fast 132Mb broadband for £20.95 per month on an 18-month contract. If you’re on benefits, you may qualify for social tariffs as low as £12.50 per month for 15Mb broadband. Don’t hesitate to haggle with your current provider if you’re happy with their service but want a better deal. Be firm, prepared, and time your request strategically.
