Looking for a good deal? Check out our top five picks for the best deals this week. From free vitamins to free castle visits, we've got you covered!
Here's our pick of five deals worth taking a look at this week:
1. Nationwide customers can get 5% cashback on their supermarket purchases until April.
The deal is automatic on qualifying accounts; you don't need to do anything, the cashback will be applied to your account automatically.
You can earn up to £10 per month, so it's worth up to £30 being it ends in April.
Check out the Nationwide cashback page for more information.
2. Until the 15th Feb, you can grab a free National Trust family ticket to one of the charity's amazing sites, courtesy of InYourArea. They have 5,000 tickets to give out per day; giving away 25,000 tickets over the course of the promotion.
We've added all the information about this deal on the blog, which will give you all the information you need to grab your free ticket!
3. The Mirror has teamed up with Nutrigums to offer 20,000 free 30-day vitamin packs away for free. To grab the deal, head to the Mirror website and use the form to order your free pack.
If you've already ordered free vitamins through a similar promotion, you won't be able to get the deal.
4. Morrisons customers spending £35 or more in-store will be issued with a voucher for 5p off a litre of fuel until Sunday, 19th February.
This voucher can then be used until the 26th of February.
The £35 spend excludes - Fuel, Tobacco, Lottery products, Carrier Bag Charges, Morrisons Cafe, Gift Vouchers & Cards, Infant/Formula Milk, Cash-back, Dry Cleaning, Fireworks, Online Games & Instant Tickets, Photo Printing, Saver Stamps, Postage Stamps, ‘Top-Up’ Mobile Phone Cards, Delivery Charges/Pass, Garden Centre & Pharmacy (where applicable).
The 5p off per litre of fuel coupon cannot be earned or redeemed in any Morrisons Daily Petrol Stations, including Texaco, BP, JET, Gulf, Shell, Gateway Services, and Esso. For a full list of these outlets, click here.
5. The Open University's OpenLearn programme is offering totally free educational courses to anyone wanting to increase their knowledge, and with 1,000 free courses available, that is a lot of knowledge!
OpenLearn is a free learning platform delivered by The Open University as part of its Royal Charter commitment to support the well-being of the community.
OpenLearn courses cover a wide range of subjects taught across the OU curriculum. Many are based on Open University course materials, while others are written specifically for OpenLearn.
All of our courses enable you to earn a Statement of participation, and some also allow you to earn a free digital badge. You can use your badge or statement of participation to share your achievement with others; although they do not carry any formal credit towards a qualification, but it still looks great on a CV!
You can sign up and view the courses for free on the Open Learn website.