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Bargain Hunter: Comparethemarket.com launches two-for-one cinema tickets offer
From Meerkat Movies to 20 per cent off the price of a new pair of boots, Simon Read rounds up this week's best deals
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Your support makes all the difference.Film fan? Fed up now that there's no more Orange Wednesday? Comparethemarket.com has seized the opportunity to launch "Meerkat Movies", giving its customers two-for-one cinema tickets every Tuesday or Wednesday at most movie chains.
The offer will last a year when you buy an insurance, energy, utilities or money product through the price- comparison website. Even switching a credit card can help you qualify for the deal.
Existing customers will be able to start using the offer next week, while new customers will have to wait until 3 April to sign up – to use the offer the following Tuesday
You'll need to download a Meerkat Movies app or go to your customer account online to take advantage of the offer.
New boots at a discount if you trade in your old pair
Got an old pair of boots? If you donate them to charity, you'll be able to get 20 per cent off the price of a new pair from Monday, through a new campaign being launched by Mountain Warehouse.
Its Re-Boot campaign – being held in conjunction with the United Shoe Recycling Company – will help to raise money for British Exploring, a UK-based youth development charity that aims to give youngsters experience of self-discovery in the wilderness.
To take part, you'll need to take your old boots to a participating store, where you'll then get the 20 per cent discount in the same store. The offer can't be claimed online.
Around 120 stores are involved in the venture and you can find a list of them at Mountainwarehouse.com.
An offer made to measure on Savile Row shirts
From old boots to new shirts. Quidco is offering an exclusive discount and cashback deal until Sunday through the Savile Row Company.
You'll get the tailor's 15 per cent cashback when you buy any shirt for £22.95, plus there's a bonus offer if you use the exclusive voucher code QD2295 by tomorrow. Combining the two can save you up to £22 per shirt. Details at quidco.com/the-savile-row-company/.
Earn some cash at the last minute when you open an Isa
When opening an account through Topcashback, savers looking to make a last-minute investment in an Isa can earn £115.50 in cashback with Fidelity and up to £105 with Nutmeg.
A cut-price break in a Brecon Beacons cottage
You can get 20 per cent off all holidays taken until July 2015 at a newly listed Brecon Beacons cottage.
Table Mountain View cottage in the Welsh village of Llangattock dates back to the late 17th century and has been updated with a contemporary design.
The cottage sleeps four and has been reduced from £418 a week. It is now available until July from £334.40 a week. More details at bit.ly/1AOJG51.
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