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Top Tips & Tricks for Aldi Bargain Hunters

Top Tips & Tricks for Aldi Bargain Hunters

If you’ve never shopped at Aldi before then you may not be aware of the potential savings you can make each week – and not just on your groceries. And even if you’re a regular shopper at Aldi, you may not know these tricks to finding the best bargains in the German discount supermarket. A recent article at The Sun and news.com.au highlighted some of the ways shoppers can reduce their outg... read more>
$700k worth of savings tips from the government

$700k worth of savings tips from the government

Unless you’ve been living under a rock lately, you would have noticed all the talk about energy prices. If you have been off the grid (pun intended), there’s no hiding from your energy bill, which will find you eventually.  And so will the Federal Government’s latest $700,000 ad campaign! Launched this month, the Powering Forward Campaign reportedly cost tax-payers $300,000 for 60 seconds... read more>
We are extending our energy offers!

We are extending our energy offers!

We have negotiated an extension on our current group-discounted energy offers, as 2017 looks to set a switching record with 1.9 million households expected to change power providers by the end of the year.  Since the campaign launched in August more than 45,000 of you have joined the campaign and are now accessing the following discounts: 37% off Electricity usage and supply in NSW... read more>
Savings Tips When You Buy A Car

Savings Tips When You Buy A Car

The annual list of Australia’s best value cars - across key price ranges and category types was unveiled by WHEELS magazine this week. Wheels Magazine Editor Alex Inwood spoke to us on the Daily Drive show and said “cars are a big investment so it’s important to understand the real costs involved in owning a car.” Wheels tested more than 2,500 cars with one car named the winner in eac... read more>
Energy prices continue to dominate the national news cycle this week with all sides of government weighing in on the debate.

Energy prices continue to dominate the national news cycle this week with all sides of government weighing in on the debate.

The Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull has been rubbishing “Blackout Bill” Shorten as he travels the eastern states promoting the Government’s response to rising electricity bills. In Queensland, LNP Leader Tim Nicholls launched a broadside at Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk claiming “Queensland electricity prices are at record highs and families and businesses are hurting because of one rea... read more>