15 best cheap city breaks
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by Lauren Allen
3w ago
Fancy a budget-friendly adventure? Here are some great cities to visit without breaking the bank. Credit: Yarm_Sasha - Shutterstock There's no denying that travel can be expensive. The cost of flights, accommodation, food and activities can quickly add up if you're not careful. However, there are lots of ways to save without sacrificing enjoyment. Cheap city breaks allow you to escape the daily grind and exam stress to experience a fun-filled getaway. From the colourful old towns of Latvia to idyllic Romanian castles, here are some incredible places to add to your bucket list. To reduce the ..read more
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Best air fryers in 2024
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by Laura Brown
1M ago
Air fryers vary massively in price depending on their size, quality and features. Our comparison of the top deals will help you find the perfect one for your budget. Compared to traditional ovens, air fryers have a lot of benefits: they save time, use less energy and don't require as much cooking oil. Not to mention that air-fried food tastes incredible. You've probably already guessed that we at Save the Student are big fans of air fryers. In fact, one of our air fryers has lasted almost 10 years so far! Keen to get your own? To help you find the best one for you, we've reviewed popular Ninj ..read more
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How to become a house sitter and get free accommodation
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by Hannah Williams
1M ago
Like the idea of moving around and exploring new places but don't have the money to splash out on accommodation? House sitting could be the answer you're looking for. Credit: Denphumi (keys), PJ photography (cottage), Fio Creative (apartment) - Shutterstock Whether it's a quiet break in the countryside you're after or you're looking to explore some new cities, there are house-sitting opportunities all over the country (and the world). And we've got some news – the accommodation is free. All you'll have to do in return is look after the house and anything the owners have left in it. So how do ..read more
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Who should students vote for in the 2024 General Election?
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by Tom Allingham
1M ago
Not sure who to vote for in the 2024 General Election? We've gone through all of the major parties' manifestos to find exactly what they're promising to do for students and young people. Credit: Pajor Pawel (background), Photo Veterok (ballot papers) - Shutterstock After what's felt like a lifetime of speculation, the General Election has finally been called. Since then, all political parties have been campaigning up and down the country, selling their vision for the future. But as the coverage tends to focus on a handful of talking points, you might miss some of the other policies that coul ..read more
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Student Banking Survey 2024 – Results
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by Laura Brown
1M ago
Each year, banks compete for students' custom with cash offers, 0% overdrafts and more. But, as we approach the end of 2023/24, how do students feel about their banks – and will they switch? Credit: fratello – Shutterstock In the tenth annual Student Banking Survey, students revealed what they look for in a bank and what (if anything) would lead them to switch accounts. Although many were happy with their account, over one in 10 of those surveyed said they wouldn't recommend their bank to a friend. And buy now, pay later (BNPL) services received very mixed reviews. Comments ranged from descr ..read more
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Save the Student’s 2024 General Election manifesto
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by Tom Allingham
2M ago
The 2024 General Election is an opportunity for change, so we're calling on all parties to commit to our nine demands that will dramatically improve the lives of students and young people. Credit: dominika zara - Shutterstock Whether it's Maintenance Loan cuts, Student Loan repayment changes or the increasingly impossible dream of buying a house, it's fair to say that students have had a pretty rough deal over the past few years. But now that an election has finally been called, change could be just around the corner. So we've listened to what you need and put together our nine key dema ..read more
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How to make money transcribing
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by Hannah Williams
2M ago
Bit of a whizz when it comes to spelling and grammar? Looking for a flexible job to fit around your studies? Here's why transcribing could be the job for you. Credit: fizkes, ImagesRouges – Shutterstock There are plenty of part-time jobs out there if you're looking for some extra cash to help with your living costs at uni. But not all of them are going to fit in with your studies. Transcribing is a flexible job. Most companies allow you to choose as few or as many hours as you want and you can do all of this from home – cutting down on any commutes or late-night taxis home from work. If we'v ..read more
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How to become an influencer
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by Lauren Allen
2M ago
Wondering how to become an influencer? Discover the best ways to make money from your interests by growing a dedicated following on social media.  Credit: Roman Samborskyi - Shutterstock Who doesn't want to make some cash doing what they love? Luckily, it's easier than ever to pursue your goals using social media. Thousands of influencers in the UK are making a full-time income from their Instagram or TikTok accounts. With an engaged following, you can turn your favourite pastimes into a career with sponsored posts, partnerships and all-expenses-paid trips. Imagine living your dream lif ..read more
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9 cheapest ways to watch Sky Sports
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by Laura Brown
3M ago
Sky Sports isn't known for being cheap. But don't give up hope of getting an affordable subscription just yet – we've found ways to lower the monthly costs. Credit: Stock-Asso – Shutterstock As a broadcaster of Premier League football, Formula 1, golf, tennis, boxing (... the list goes on), the range of sports on Sky Sports is hard to beat. But, if you're on this page, we're assuming you know that the subscription can be pricey – at least when paid at full price. Luckily for you, though, we've found deals that can save you £100s each year on a Sky Sports subscription. Prices are correct at t ..read more
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7 ways to buy discounted gift cards
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by Laura Brown
3M ago
Buying gift cards for discounted prices is the ultimate money-saving hack. We reveal how to get more for your cash when shopping for vouchers. Credit: ViDI Studio, By Stick, Jozsef Bagota – Shutterstock While gift cards are usually bought as presents for others, you'll probably feel tempted to buy them for yourself when you see how much money you can save. Maybe you're planning to spend £20 somewhere? If you find a £20 gift card for the reduced price of £15, you'll save 25% with minimal effort. Combine the below tips with the top ways to get free Amazon vouchers to massively reduce your shop ..read more
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