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These are our favourite Christmas vouchers and deals to help you save money during the festive period. Whether you’re searching for gifts, hunting for a discount on the big food shop or wanting to treat yourself, Savoo can help you spend less.

With this in mind, why not explore our full range of deals and voucher codes for books, music, films and games, clothing, shoes and accessories, jewellery as well as food and beverage stores and much more. You'll find a variety of different shops and retailers offering all sorts of discounts and there is also the option to narrow down your search by popular deals, new offers or staff picks. Staff picks represent our favourite discounts and give you access to the latest and greatest offers.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for or you want some gift ideas, just ask the Savoo Community. Savings experts, our dedicated deal team and savvy community can advise you on what to buy, where from and with the very best discount – plus, you can answer other people’s queries, helping them to make the best shopping choices this Christmas.

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Merry Christmas from us all at Savoo

It's Christmas Eve and, hopefully, you've all a) bought all your presents and b) saved a packet in doing so by shopping savvy and using some of the fab voucher codes that have been available throughout the Christmas shopping season.

By Clodagh Foelster
at 5:30PM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year

'Ooo, bubblewrap!' Does the Christmas Experience Change with Age?

Do you feel nostalgic for the Christmases gone by? According to research by protection specialist LV=, nine in ten adults who celebrate the holiday yearn for the ghost of Christmas past.

According to the study, anticipation of the big day hit a peak at nine years old, a feeling which has since been replaced by money worries. Over two thirds (68%) of adults are worried about the cost of Christmas, an issue which we never had to worry about as kids.

The ghost of Christmas past

There is a direct correlation between age and how animated you are about the big day. Rather than being too excited to sleep, we fall into bed after exerting ourselves with last minute wrapping or late night drinks at the pub and get up progressively later.

By CashCatcherGuest Blogger
at 9:24AM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year

We Wish you a Crazy Christmas: Bizarre Seasonal Traditions

Eating chocolate coins for breakfast, feeling tipsy by midday and wearing a crown at dinner: any of these would be considered odd on a normal day but are perfectly acceptable at Christmas.

Acting slightly out of the ordinary is allowed on Christmas Day. A markedly special day of the year, there is room for the unusual but are there some traditions which take the notion a bit too far?

By MissMoneyGuest Blogger
at 5:30PM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year

With just days to go, is it time to ban Christmas presents?

Clearly, I am going to answer this with a big resounding 'no'. I cannot stress enough how much I love everything to do with Christmas, and the joy of giving is part and parcel of the holiday season.

I feel the same way about gift-giving as that little boy on last year's John Lewis advert: spending time picking out the perfect gift, experiencing the build-up in the weeks leading up to the big exchange, the recipient's reaction making it all worth it... who wouldn't want that?

Yes, it's a fleeting moment in the grand scheme of things but Christmas provides the chance to give something back to the people you love and, although spending time together is the most important thing for the majority of the population (68% in fact, according to a poll by National Employment
Savings Trust), I think presents really do add to the overall experience – no matter how small. It's always nice to have something to give and something to open.

However, money-saving expert Martin Lewis compiled an article ('It's time to ban Christmas presents') which has some interesting points and makes for a decent read. I've summarised it here; see what you think:

By CashCatcherGuest Blogger
at 9:14AM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year

Dear Doctor...Five Classic Symptoms of the Christmas Bug

Unbridled joy, impossibly high spirits and a sense that all is well with the world: the Christmas bug strikes down many a reveller every year. But how do you know if you're infected? Here are five of the most common symptoms.

By CashCatcherGuest Blogger
at 9:15AM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year

The Predicted Christmas Wish List 2012: are we Dreaming too Big?

My Christmas list consists of three different types of sock (exciting I know), an incense holder (prompted by too many trips to Camden), a new purse and some perfume.

With perfume being the most expensive item on the list, I feel bad giving that as a response when friends and family ask me what I want for Christmas but, after seeing the predicted Christmas wish list 2012, I don't feel quite as guilty.

Aviva compiled a list of what is expected to make it into the Christmas wish list this year and topping that list was an Apple iPhone 5. Laptops, handheld consoles, Apple iPods and the iMac also made the cut; as did handheld tablets, smartphones, digital cameras and games and DVDs.

Even if parents did reveal in a recent survey that they would, on average, spend a maximum of £171 on an individual present for their kids, that figure will no way cover the cost of some of the items on that list.

By MissMoneyGuest Blogger
at 9:00AM, 5 months ago | under Christmas and New Year