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Bargain Hunter: Affinion International compensation letter could net you £200
Anyone who was mis-sold card-security products by the company has until 18 March to submit their compensation claim
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Your support makes all the difference.Have you unknowingly thrown away a letter that could have netted you £200? Around two million people who were mis-sold card-security products by Affinion International (AI), often branded Sentinel, have until next Friday, 18 March, to submit their compensation claim.
But many may have binned their letter in error, thinking it was junk. Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert said: "I would be gobsmacked if even half the people had submitted their AI scheme reclaim letters so far, which means the likelihood is that at least a million people are owed money." Get a template to help fill in the response at Moneysavingexpert.com/sentinel.
Easter eggs for dietary needs
For parents who have kids with dietary problems, Easter can be a nightmare. To help, parenting blog Playpennies has assembled a guide to the best-value dairy- free, gluten-free and soya- free Easter eggs. You'll find the guide at bit.ly/1RUkip4.
Holiday hotels for £35
To help you make the most of the Easter holidays, Travelodge has 100,000 rooms for £35 across its 524 UK hotels (excluding those in central London) for stays between 21 March and 15 April. To book, just visit Travelodge.co.uk.
Cheap getaways to France
If you fancy travelling further afield, Eurostar is offering sale fares to nearly 60 French destinations. Until 21 March, tickets are available from just £37 each way for travel between 21 March and 2 June. A £37 ticket will get you to Besançon, Caen, Dijon, Le Mans, Reims, Rouen and Tours. Go to Eurostar.com.
St Patrick's Day discounts
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