Photo Sharing and Storing vouchers

If you've got an ASDA till receipt that's less than six months old, you can key in a few details and add the whole list to your favourites then you can pick and choose the products you want. It will save you time and effort and it's so simple too. Restrictions may apply. See site for details.

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Holiday Photo Albums and Why They're so 2012

The last holiday photo album that graced my shelves was of an inter-railing trip around Europe with my band of friends in the summer of 1998.

With a few disposable cameras in tow I got seriously snap happy as we traversed our way through European capitals including Prague and Budapest and lesser-known stretches of the continent such as San Remo in Italy – God knows how that one slipped onto our holiday itinerary.

The less than A-grade photo collection chronicled dodgy summer fashion choices, nights out that we'd rather forget and our numerous dalliances with cultural attractions including trudging our way through one basilica too many.

By MissMoneyGuest Blogger
at 5:56PM, 2 months ago | under Topical times

Celebrity Snapper did my Family Portraits for £29.99

Over a third of people will dip into their savings this Christmas to cover the cost of the festive season and some will even use their overdraft. According to a recent MoneySupermarket poll, some 24% will use an existing savings account to finance the winter holiday and an organised 10% will use a savings scheme which they've been adding to throughout the year.

With a maximum of just two more paydays until Christmas, one in ten people will be rocking a financial hangover in the New Year as they plan to put festive spending on a credit or store card.

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While plastic can be a temporary solution to low disposable income, one expert has been warning shoppers of the dangers of opting for increasingly popular cashback cards.

Sarah Pennells, founder of the Savvywoman financial website, said that this type of card is appealing mostly to high spenders, as customers would generally need to spend well in excess of £1,000 a month to make the card "truly worthwhile".

By MissMoneyGuest Blogger
at 8:59AM, 6 months ago | under Money Saving Tips

How to Take Better Pictures of your Pet

I started a new tradition this year by taking a family picture on every birthday we celebrate between my husband and I. Let's just say that after four out-takes, the picture I finally settled on is less than any-thing to brag about. It's hard enough to get your dog to look at the camera. Add a birthday hat to the mix and we have a disastrous photo shoot.

That large metal stick you see in the centre of this picture is a camera extender pole that my sister gave me last Christmas as a novelty gift. It works pretty well when I try to get a picture of just my husband and I but doesn't work that great when you try to get your pet in the shot as well.
Thankfully, I'm a much better photographer when I am actually physically behind the camera. While Bella may be my number one model, she's not always a willing one.

By moo.pointGuest Blogger
at 9:03AM, 10 months ago | under Family Life

Pictures That Speak A Thousand Words but Only Cost A Few Pennies

As the colder weather begins to set in, more and more people are beginning to focus on what gifts and presents they will distribute to loved ones this year. Christmas can be an expensive season and, with the current state of finances showing little sign of improvement, households will want to find ways to give the perfect gift without spending a fortune.

Photographs and art work are perhaps some of the most versatile gifts which can be given at this time of year. Not only are they personal but they are also unisex, being just as suitable for men as they are for women. Photographs, therefore, make the perfect gift for both friends and family members so how can you save money on them?

By SavooStaffGuest Blogger
at 12:35PM, a year ago | under Christmas and New Year

There is a digital photo frame to suit every family member

Digital cameras and camera phones are commonplace in most homes, meaning the exciting days of taking your photograph films to be processed then showing friends and family are over. Unfortunately, this often results in the pictures just being saved to a computer and forgotten about - very few of us print the images out and put them in an album. Digital photograph frames are today's version of albums but they're even more convenient and social. Visitors to a home can relive and share memories, sometimes when they least expect it if a particular picture pops up in the slideshow whilst they are having a cup of tea and a chat. Many frames come with a remote control so they're also great for inviting loved ones round for a social screening of the Christmas or holiday snaps.

Digital photo frames have gone down in price over the past couple of years so they're a great Christmas gift for people of all ages. Different sizes and key features will suit various friends and members of your family so if you're not sure which digital photo frame to opt for, here are some tips to help you on your way.

By kenny4
at 5:05PM, 2 years ago | under Stuff We Like

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