Snoop is helping with rising prices

I’ve felt uncertainty over price rises this Autumn.

 What will rise? How much extra will it cost? 

What has helped me is Snoop’s thoughts about energy tariffs (what can be done to avoid higher prices) as the weather begins to turn and *whisper it* the heating goes on.

My fixed interest rate savings deal ran out this month so Snoop found me the best savings rates around right now and suggested ways I can boost what I save. 

I’ve also been thinking about investing and how the returns might offer more than an easy access savings  account. 

Snoop’s suggested how to do it, what the risks are and potential rewards. The straightforward suggestions help me make better financial decisions.

In a month when everyday costs are going up, I’m pleased I earned £10 off my mobile bill with Airtime Rewards. 

It was simple - two clicks - to redeem the credit I’d built up from shopping at my usual places. The timing was good too, as I’d been to York for a Saturday of shopping with a friend.

Snoop trawls subscriptions and checks if you’re missing out on any benefits or extras you didn’t know you were eligible for. 

This month, I discovered as an Amazon Prime member, I can watch IMDB tv for free as part of my membership. With less daylight and more time indoors any new shows are welcome!

I like that Snoop does the hard work of finding discounts and deals for me. 

This month, I saw a £10 off Uber Eats code in my Snoop feed - pun intended! Because I’ve not spent there before (and Snoop knows where I’m spending) I used the discount for lunch and - because I’m a generous type -I got my husband his lunch too. 😉

Finally, when I read that Snoop had been longlisted for Most Innovative FinTech award I was happy to vote. 

For me, it’s an unique and innovative app, allowing me to monitor how much, how often and how regularly I spend. Keep doing what you’re doing, it works!