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2025 money challenge: pocket more than £16k

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Finances in need of a boost?

Have your finances taken a battering over the festive period? Take our money challenge and see how much extra cash you could pocket this year.

We've calculated that someone who completes all these steps will pocket more than £16,000 in 2025!

And even if you've made a few of them already you could still be thousands of pounds better off. 

lovemoney staff

07 January 2025

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  • 12 January 2025

    For mobile phones, make sure you pick a supplier that offers twin contracts! Contract 1 This is a HP agreement to purchase the phone. This ends as soon as the phone is paid for. Contract 2 This is a contract for network usage, etc! e.g. minutes and texts, if you still have to pay for them! And download limit, etc. If you get something like this, once you’ve paid for the phone the price drops! I use SKY because I get other benefits. I think other suppliers are starting to offer deals like this.

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