The best stores to shop at every day of the week to grab the top deals
SUN SAVERS The best stores to shop at every day of the week to grab the top deals
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MARK your diary for daily deals. From Monday to Sunday, there's offers to be had at different stores.
Here's a quick guide to some of the best days-of-week deals.
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MONDAY: Morrisons is giving More card holders ten per cent off at all its Market Street counters each Monday throughout this summer.
Shoppers can save at the butcher, fishmonger, bakery, pizza and salad bars, and other counters.
Card holders can save ten per cent in Morrisons cafes.
TUESDAY: Over 60? Iceland and The Food Warehouse offer ten per cent off on Tuesdays for Bonus card holders.
Whatever your vintage, you can bag a beauty or well-being bargain at Boots, with £10 Tuesday offers online for those with an Advantage card.
WEDNESDAY: There are more deals for over-60s on Wednesdays, when they can save ten per cent in Asda cafes.
They can also get ten per cent off on the first Wednesday of the month at The Original Factory Shop with a TOFS Club card.
THURSDAY: Aldi's fortnightly Super Six deals on fruit and veg, Super Weekly offers on meat and fish and some Special buys hit the shelves today.
At Lidl, look out for new food promotions on Thursday, along with Middle of Lidl bargains.
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FRIDAY: If you are a myWaitrose customer, head to the fish counter for 20 per cent off selected items.
For health and beauty, Superdrug's £5 Friday deals sees loads of items slashed in price online.
SATURDAY: It's another good day for myWaitrose customers with 20 per cent off selected items at the meat counter.
And if you want to make extra money, Saturday is a good day to list items on online marketplaces.
SUNDAY: More non-food items land in store at Aldi and Lidl on the last day of the weekend.
Sunday is also the best day to bag 'yellow sticker' bargains at supermarkets, when stores are keen to clear perishable stock.
All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.
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Finding the best day of the week to visit the right store can land a crucial saving
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Deal of the day
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Snap up this Jaipur rug at a major discount, just £32.50
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BRIGHTEN up any space with the Jaipur indoor/ outdoor rug from Dunelm, down from £65 to £32.50.
SAVE: £32.50
Cheap treat
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Nectar card holders can land a discount on this Palmolive handwash refill
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TOP up your soap dispenser with the Palmolive milk and honey handwash refill at Sainsbury's, down from £3 to £2.50 with a Nectar card.
SAVE: 50p
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FOR a trip with the kids for under a fiver, there's a programme of £1 family films at Cineworld, including Paddington In Peru and Moana 2, throughout the summer holidays – starting this week in Scotland and NI, July 25 elsewhere.
Top swap
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M&S are selling these sandals for £29.50
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Sainsbury's are selling a golden pair at £12.80
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GIVE your feet a golden glow in leather buckle footbed sandals from M&S, £29.50.
Or step out and shimmer in gold double-strap moulded sandals, £12.80 from Sainsbury's.
SAVE: £16.70
Little helper
AT Morrisons Market Street pizza counter, pick up two pizzas, including 11-inch woodfired or stuffed crust or 14-inch stone-baked, plus a dessert or side, for £10.
Save up to £5.50.
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Olay's super serum is available at a £20 discount
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GIVE your skin an overnight boost with new Olay Super Serum Night Repair, 30ml, down from £39.99 to £19.99 at Boots.
SAVE: £20
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