Join Sun Savers, our brilliant new rewards club – and get FREE cash just by buying your favourite paper
YOU can get FREE cash with super Sun Savers just for buying your favourite paper.
Our brilliant new rewards club, which launched this week, will pay back our most loyal readers.
Just pick up the paper each day to collect your Sun Savers codes and we will GIVE YOU £5 when you have collected 28.
This isn’t a one-off and there is no limit to how much cash you can save.
For every 28 codes you enter, we will give you a fiver. So over the course of a year, that could add up to £65.
What is Sun Savers? Here's everything you need to know about our new rewards club
To get you on your way, join today and we will put a bonus £1 in your Sun Savers wallet tomorrow. And the good news doesn’t stop with free cash.
With Sun Savers, we give you the best hacks, deals and tips to save money every single day.
Turn to Page 24 for money-saving tips.
TO JOIN: Don’t worry, folks — joining takes just 30 seconds, in three steps.
All we’ll ask of you is your name, your date of birth and an email address to get you on the way to your first crisp fiver.
You can choose to save or cash out straight to your bank account or instantly with Paypal.
Don’t delay — join Sun Savers now!
Sun Savers has already been a huge hit with our Scottish readers and in our pilot scheme across the rest of the UK.
But you don’t just have to take our word for it.
See what happy readers Alan, Kath and Michael have to say about being among the first members of our rewards club.
It takes seconds... it's like getting money for nothing
ENGINEER Alan Wilson, 48, from Chesterfield is saving his Sun Savers cash for Christmas. He’s already got £10 in the kitty. He says:
The best thing about the Sun Savers app is how simple it is.
I scan the code every morning when I get the newspaper, and it takes just seconds out of my day.
It’s like getting money for nothing.
I banked £25 through the app a couple of months ago when I was going on a weekend away to Wales.
Now I’m planning to save up the fivers until Christmas.
It’s an expensive time of year, and every little helps.
I would definitely recommend Sun Savers.
If I buy things online, the cash is there ready
RETIRED hospital cleaner Kath Holden, 74, from Blackpool is always looking out for a bargain, and so she loves the Sun Savers scheme. She says:
I only started using computers a couple of years ago and even I find the Sun Savers website simple to use.
The best thing about Sun Savers is that if you buy the paper every day anyway then it works out you’re basically getting a couple of free copies each week.
It’s a really nice reward.
I get the money transferred to my PayPal account so if I buy things online the Sun Savers cash is there ready to spend.
It doesn't take long, and I like the fact it's dead simple
CARER Michael Grieves, 54, from Hartlepool borrows the newspapers from his dad Clifford, 79, so he can use the Sun Savers codes. He says:
I’ve just moved in with my dad and he mentioned the Sun Savers app to me, and I thought that if he’s not going to use the codes I may as well.
I’ve said I’ll treat him to something with the money.
When I realised it carries on and on every 28 days I was over the moon. It’s great.
Signing up was really quick and easy, and it doesn’t take long at all to enter the code.
I like the fact that it’s dead simple.
A hols lot of savings
IT’S just a few weeks until the school holidays and a new study shows families will fork out £468 entertaining kids.
The annual Post Office Money Parents’ Summer Spending report, out today, reveals more than half of mums and dads are stressed about covering the summer break costs.
Owen Woodley, Managing Director at Post Office Money, said: “There can be many hidden costs over the summer months and while two in five parents we spoke to have the cash to cover these additional costs, many do not.
“Some will dip into their savings and some families are even saying they’re likely to miss bill payments or even take a mortgage holiday to help manage this overspend.”
Here are our top tips to help cover the cost of the summer holidays.
- Plan ahead, break down your intended weekly spend and stick to your budget.
- Where you spot a shortfall and are likely to need to rely on credit, make sure you have the right credit product for your needs. Don’t risk going into unapproved overdraft.
- If you’re going to use a credit card, try to get a 0 per cent deal so you have longer to repay and are not caught out with interest charges.
- Track down deals in The Sun and online. There are often 2 for 1 offers on theme parks, etc.
- Travelling by train? Keep costs down by booking well in advance and travelling off-peak.
- Team up with other parents to organise free group activities like a picnic, sports tournament or scavenger hunt.
- Hundreds of museums throughout the UK offer free entry all year round, while others are free at certain times. Check local websites to find the best near you.
- Have a creative day at home, with baking, painting, crafts or a spot of gardening.
'It couldn't have been better'
DRUG support worker Gary McCall, 48, from Sunderland, says nothing would stop him buying the Sun, but Sun Savers makes it even more attractive.
He says: “I started reading the Sun when I was a boy, and it has been my favourite newspaper ever since. It has the best stories and the best columnists.
"Sun Savers is fantastic. As soon as I got the first 28 codes the fiver appeared in my account.
"It couldn’t have been better. It’s a really good idea.”
Toy deal is out of this world
SAVE: £27.50
SAVE SMALL: Coloured Ice Cube Trays x 3, were £4, now £3, Sainsbury’s. Until July 25.
SAVE: £1
— All prices correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.