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Fun filled adventures in Florida

A vacation in Florida will undoubtedly deliver a fun holiday jam-packed with adventure and excitement for any period you wish to stay. Orlando in Florida is unsurprisingly the third most popular city visited by travellers to America. This comes as no great shock as Orlando boasts the best theme park attractions in the world.  Whether you are visiting Florida for a family holiday, a couple’s get-away or an exciting trip with friends, you will enjoy your stay in Florida with Virgin Holidays du... read more

A Messy Desk? No, Just Simplifying Your Thoughts

People make clear and simple decisions at an untidy desk, research has found. A messy desk can actually make you think more clearly, it seems those with a spotless desk could actually have lower levels of productivity.  The researchers from Germany studied untidy office desks and muddled shop fronts. Their findings showed that when surrounded by disorder people actually thought more clearly, as they tried to make the task at hand more straightforward. It didn’t make a difference if the untidi... read more

Money saving fashion ideas for students

It can be extremely difficult for students to afford all of their expenses when they are tied down with studies. However, there are lots of money saving strategies that students can adopt to make their money stretch further.  To begin with, it is important that students make realistic choices. Being a student is part of growing up and involves young adults becoming independent and responsible for their own lives.  Before buying anything new, students should review their lifestyle and identify... read more

All Nighter v Beauty Sleep

Students should be cutting back on the all nighters and getting their beauty sleep in a bid to up their grades, according to a study.  Students who have a good night’s sleep are more likely to perform better in exams than those who cram all night, a Washington University study of 102 students has shown.  But sleeping on your mate’s floor, in the back of a car or on holey mattresses are not going to ensure the rest you really need. Think about your grades, your health and your future and get a... read more

Save Energy and Money – See the Light

How do you save money, be eco-friendly and stylish at the same time? With many students feeling the squeeze, here are some tops tips for leading a penny-wise, responsible and yet cool student life.  Start with your lighting. Did you know that the lifetime of a conventional lamp/bulb is 1,000 hours? The lifetime of a light or lamp with LED bulbs can be up to 35,000 hours. LED lights were invented about 30 years ago, but it has only been recently as more and more people become energy efficient,... read more

Types of savings accounts: your guide

Find out all you need to know about different types of savings accounts There are so many types of savings accounts available and deciding on the right one for you can be difficult.  It’s a good idea to find out more about what’s on offer before choosing the right savings account for you  Access your savings at any time You never know what’s around the corner so if you think you’ll need to dip into your savings at some point, you’ll need an instant access savings account. If you want to pay a... read more

Keeping motivated throughout the job hunt

Looking for work can be a long and tedious process of trawling through the job websites, local newspapers and your little book of business contacts that might be able to help you. When hunting for a new job, it’s easy lose motivation and fall into a slump of backwards sleeping patterns, daytime television and not getting dressed. Rejection emails, bad interviews and employers not getting back to you don’t exactly fill you with excitement at the prospect of filling in another application form.... read more

Choosing the Right Childrens Bedroom Furniture

If your kids’ bedroom is a little small, choosing the right childrens bedroom furniture is crucial to make the most out of the space available. A great way to save space is by adding a bunk bed. Bunk beds are not only superb at maximising the floor area available in a bedroom, they’re also a lot of fun for kids to sleep on.  The type you choose depends on many factors but, whatever your needs, there are so many available online that it’s easy to find one that will perfectly suit your situatio... read more

How To Repay Your Student Loan

Having always been something of a contentious and controversial subject, the issue of student loans stormed to the forefront of news bulletins and public consciousness earlier this year following the coalition government's announcement that fees could rise to as much as £9,000 for each year of study.  Thousands lined the streets in furious protest as people calculated exactly how long after the completion of their degrees they would remain in debt. Loans are enough of a minefield as it is, wi... read more

What to get your flatmates for your first secret Santa

It’s that happy time of year again, when the shops are filled with Christmas stock, festive lights are being switched on all over the country and the draw for secret Santa is approaching.  If you’re dreading pulling out names from the hat and ending up with somebody you don’t really know, fear not, as there are hundreds of gift ideas out there to suit all styles and budgets, from a personalised pen to a pampering session.  If you have only lived with your flatmates for a few months, your idea... read more

Does a student need a car?

The typical student stereotype is an individual who is both financially poor and fiscally irresponsible. While such assumptions are more than a little unfair, it is an unavoidable truth that, while at university, many find money to be at a premium and not always available. Given these circumstances, and the cost of running and maintaining a car, is it wise to own one during your studies? Well, possibly not, but looking at many new car offers there is some very good value for money available. ... read more

Start planning your summer festivals or gap year travel now!

The nights are long, and you are juggling a job, a relentless social calendar, an essay crisis and goodness knows what else.  One of the best ways of warding off winter gloom is to look forward to the freedom of the summer months, and the chance they bring to travel, go to music festivals and generally kick back and enjoy life!  Especially if you’ve got big plans, perhaps for some lengthy travelling after graduating, it’s not too early to start thinking about the kit you will be taking with y... read more

It pays to be a graduate

Being a student is tough these days: with the prospect of paying back large loans for tuition fees and living expenses, fewer can justify sleeping late and missing lectures, spending too much on drinking sessions or putting fun ahead of getting the most out of their substantial investment. And with a general rise in the cost of living and a stretching of family budgets, many are finding that the Bank of Mum and Dad isn’t as generous as it used to be. But students needn’t be put off – they jus... read more

Hidden drinking gems in London

There is no doubt that London is certainly a great place for a night out. And you don’t have to go far to find a good pub, club, or bar. Tourists and locals alike flock to the big-name areas such as Camden, Leicester Square, and Covent Garden. These are all great places for a fun night out, but some of the best bars in London are off the beaten track. If you haven’t heard of them, you won’t find them, so take note and remember their location next time you’re out on the town. For cocktail conn... read more

Manchester Deals: Saving Money On Everything From Boiler Services to Pilot Experiences

For the residents of Manchester, there have always been a number of great activities available to them. Of course, some activities can often be more expensive than anticipated, deterring some people from taking part in certain activities or events. Luckily, thanks to the help of online voucher sites, this is no longer the case and Manchester residents have recently been able to save money on everything from boiler services to simulator fighter pilot experiences. The best feature of these deal... read more

Boss pedals keep it real

The creation of sound and melody continually evolves, and the phenomenon that is music retains it's age old power to speak the language of the human soul. The trained ear of a music professional will hear the hair splitting changes in the tone and resonance of any given instrument, as the sound is amplified and manipulated to create the desired result. In an age where digital is king, advances in instrument effects are ground breaking. On the same note there is a danger of losing some of the ... read more

Backpacking around Australia

Cheap flights to Sydney - good call, but what about the salties?  Beware the salties. They'll grab you quicker than you can say, 'Pass me another Pimms from the hamper, darling.' What good your cheap flights to Sydney then? So pay attention, all you backpacking students out there who think Oz is the wizardly person from that old black and white1939 film musical. If you're not careful, then Oz'll get you, chew up your cheap ticket faster than a walk through Paraburdoo, and believe me, that's g... read more

Backpacking around Asia

Cheap flights to Bangkok - but there's a lot more to think about!  So you've successfully completed the first year of university. And you've found student life is a bit of a slog. But you've worked hard and reaped the benefits. Now it's time for some fun, fun and more fun, not to mention bags of sunshine, too. The cheap flights to Bangkok are booked, the backpack has been dusted down and you're ready to go! Thailand, a country filled with mystery and beauty, where glorious islands and empty ... read more

How To Find the Best Online Casino

With so many different casinos offering their services across the web it can be hard for newcomers to know which casino is offering them the best deals. Researching an online casino prior to playing is essential for any individual, but how can this be done? If you are new to the world of online gambling, follow these tips on what to look out for. There are a number of different factors which need to be considered before entering an online casino. First of all, you will need to be over 18 befo... read more

Can Large Families Benefit From Environmentally Friendly Cars?

With the world continuing to focus on its carbon footprint, many individuals are doing the same. This evaluation of our lifestyle and daily habits means that many people are wondering whether or not they could benefit from using environmentally friendly products, such as cars. Families typically require larger cars, something not always associated with environmentally friendly vehicles, but can they still benefit from this type of vehicle, and how? The most important thing to remember about e... read more

Graduate Jobs in Advertising

So I’m on the train, heading to an interview at a large advertising company. Chesney Hawkes’s I am the One and Only is playing on my i-pod, and I’m wearing my lucky red socks. I’ve applied for loads of jobs since finishing university and have had several interviews, which are like glowing carrots in the sticky wilderness of graduate job hunting. My lecturers told me that jobs are scarce and competition is fierce, so I was half expecting to be clad in armour and sent into a gladiator style d... read more

The Scientific Advent Calendar and E=mc2

Just because you're a student now doesn't mean advent calendars are not worthy of serious thought or investigation. You know, E=mc2? Or to put it another way, Energy = masses of chocolate squares! Now that's an equation worthy of Einstein himself. Bet he would have loved it, too!  In fact, talking of Einstein and other famous scientists, what about a scientific advent calendar – no, not a scientific advent calculator. Listen up. Let's get serious here. Anyway, all the chocolate buttons would ... read more

Top 10 things to do before moving into halls

Whether it’s your first time at university or you are returning to halls for your second or third year, getting ready to go to university can be both exciting and daunting. With all that nervous energy you may well forget some of the essential things that you will need to do prior to your move. Here are the top 10 things to remember in preparation for the big day. 1. Bank accounts Even in tough financial times banks are falling over themselves to offer university students a bank account as th... read more

Wheelchair accessible vehicles help students chase the dream!

Owners of wheelchair accessible vehicles have the joy of mobility and the freedom to enjoy the open road. But it can also help achieve the dream of a university education! If you've got what it takes academically, then the sky is the limit. You can study anywhere you want to, even if the university happens to be at the other end of the country.  Society is much more geared towards the disabled community than ever before. In fact, people with a disability are positively encouraged by our colle... read more

5 Steps to Choosing a Credit Card

Credit cards can be an extremely useful financial tool, that can help you manage your money and plan your spending. With this in mind, it’s no wonder that they are so popular with so many people. If you are thinking of applying for a credit card , it’s important that you do some research and make sure you apply for one that is right for you. This is because there are so many different cards on the market, all of them offering slightly different things that you should definitely consider befor... read more

How to Search for the Best Gas and Electricity Deals

If you live in the United Kingdom and are interested in saving some money on your gas and electricity service, you need to know how to go about finding the best deals. There definitely are ways to save on your gas and electricity consumption. The following are some tips on how to go about finding the best prices for these basic utilities. Make a List:  One thing you should do is to make a list of providers of gas and electricity so that you can easily compare them. There are a number of ways ... read more

Buying Glasses - Online Guide

The internet has made shopping easier than ever. From the comfort of your own home you can buy any product you want and have it shipped directly to your door via the post. Even buying glasses is a lot easier using the internet. By taking a few simple steps buying glasses online can be a cost effective and time saving process. The key steps are getting an up-to-date prescription and finding a website you can trust. Once you do those two things finding the right glasses becomes a matter of find... read more

Brits love to boast about their money saving buys

There’s nothing better than a bargain and Brits get a kick out of saving money: over half love to boast about their money saving.  According to the latest research 48% of the nation love the feeling of saving money and one in two people admit to going out of their way to save money. That elated feeling of success because a bargain has been had is one which is shared up and down the country. What’s more, few of us can keep this money saving feeling a secret. The research found that 58% of p... read more

Are you Internet safety conscious with your kid's laptop?

Internet safety is often overlooked by parents, many of whom are blind to the potential dangers lurking online. It’s vital that parents are safety conscious when it comes to the Internet, and that they are aware of the websites their kids are accessing.  The fact remains that many children know more about the Internet than their parents. While this is great for the child (as the Internet can be a fantastic tool to aid their learning and development), this knowledge gap may cause problems. Con... read more

How to Make Money for University!

It’s a story as old as the existence of universities themselves. Fees, living costs and course costs like books, equipment and exams really do drain the finances and create the stereotype of the baked beans loving, cash strapped student.  One of the biggest problems experienced by prospective and current students is how to make money while at university. Part time jobs are great if you can get them, but living in a student town, the recession, and the impact of working hours on your studies a... read more

How to beat freshers’ flu…and actually study

Freshers’ flu is part and parcel of most students’ first few weeks at university; but there are steps you can take to try and avoid ailments and ensure you are fighting fit to enjoy your student days and make the investment in all those university books worthwhile.  The term ‘freshers’ flu’ is a little misleading, most people won’t suffer from full-blown flu; a combination of drinking too much, living on fast food and not getting enough sleep will usually contribute to most students developin... read more

Risking it all: what we do on vacation that we’d never dream of doing at home

Going on vacation offers us the chance to kick back and unwind, and while it’s great to let your hair down while you’re away from home, is it worth throwing all caution to the wind and taking risks that you normally wouldn’t? If you feel like it’s time to embark upon a long-overdue overseas escapade, make sure you look after yourself and the rest of your party – and don’t do anything you wouldn’t do at home. Oh, and whatever you do, don’t skimp on the cost of your vacation by cutting out the ... read more

How to Get Your Kids Involved in the Kitchen

The kitchen is often considered as the centre, or heart, to any home. Children and adults alike use this as an area to talk and to create great and tasty meals. But how do you make sure that you keep everyone involved in the kitchen? And what are the best ways to encourage your kids to cook? Cooking is a great activity to share with children because it helps to prepare them for later life whilst being enjoyable. Encouraging your children to help in the kitchen can be done in a number of simpl... read more

Men take stag parties back to their outdoor roots

The classic image of a stag party usually involves a night of over indulgence in local pubs, clubs and bars ending with the groom to be handcuffed to a lamp post, clothing optional. Over the last few years this has changed a little, with more stags (and hens) taking advantage of budget airline prices and heading off to European cities and towns for a weekend of indulgence in clubs and bars ending with the groom to be handcuffed to a lamp post, clothing optional…  However, now the bar has bee... read more

Grab a bargain before term starts

The summer break is coming to an end but there is still plenty of time to dash out of the UK, so why not take the plunge and book a city break? Most people are familiar with popular destinations, such as Rome, Paris and Amsterdam, so why not try somewhere in ‘New Europe’? Get a group of friends on board and take advantage of the enticing Krakow breaks on offer? Krakow is Poland’s second largest city and it has plenty to offer all kinds of travellers. Widely regarded as Poland’s cultural capit... read more

How to Make a Free Website and How to Profit From It

Do you have the IT skills to create a website? Or, do you feel that this is a job best left to IT professionals with a deep understanding of web design and HTML? The truth is it is now easier than ever to make a website and requires no in-depth technical knowledge; getting your free website to earn you an additional source of revenue is also possible, if you know how!Making Your Free Website Creating a free website is simple: just head to a website creation site (there are many to choose from... read more

Become An English Teacher This Summer

Whether you have just completed your first year at university or have recently graduated, the long summer ahead can seem daunting. If you find that the last few Pounds of your student loan have already been allocated to cover the mounting end-of-term bills, or find yourself increasingly disillusioned with the depressed job market, a job teaching English language courses could provide you with a thoroughly fulfilling summer, as well as being an excellent addition to your CV.Teaching is a truly... read more

Think twice about modifying your motor

An insurance expert has stressed to vehicle owners the need to think twice before making radical changes to their cars as modified car insurance may cost as much as 101 per cent more than a regular policy.Adding a body kit could more than double the price of car insurance, according to findings published by leading price comparison website moneysupermarket.com. Having a car phone installed or alloy wheels fitted might also push up premiums by 44 per cent and 62 per cent respectively.The study... read more

How Students Can Bet For Free

With bookmakers and websites competing for your attention it is not difficult to make some relatively easy money these days with little risk, or even in some circumstances no risk at all. Sports betting community site OLBG.com has these 5 tips for making betting pay. 1. New Account Free Bets The easiest way to bet for free is to take advantage of all the free bets that are on offer with the online bookies. Nearly every bookie offers a sign up bonus so the fewer betting accounts that you alrea... read more

Escaping the Eurozone

Escaping the Eurozone for a bargain beach breakFrom house swaps to camping trips, there are lots of innovative ways to help make your travel money go further. And now there's one more to add to the list.  If you and your family normally go on a European holiday, you could potentially make significant savings by looking beyond the usual contenders of Spain and Greece to countries outside the eurozone. Not only could it make your travel money go further, but you'll still be able to enjoy everyt... read more

Designer Bathrooms

There is no reason why you can’t have a stylish, designer bathroom in your house. Regardless of whether you live in a small three bedroom semi or a large detached manor house, there are styles suited to all budgets and requirements.  The range of designer bathrooms available has expanded vastly over the past few years with an increase in demand for impressive house designs. Nowadays we all seem to want the best possible design features for our homes, and this includes our bathrooms. So, if yo... read more

Mini Fridges for everyone!

CALLING ALL STUDENTS! Enjoy going to festivals?!? Want chilled drinks in your room?!? Love drinking cold beer anytime, anyplace?!? Well minifridge.co.uk has all the products that you need to feed your drinking habit! From mini fridges to beer fridges, mini bars, wine fridges to home bars, and electric cool bags to electric cool boxes, you won't ever have a warm drink again! Have a selection of beverages in your room, take them to the library or have them on the move, stay hydrated and s... read more

Leeds Trinity University College: Teaching Excellence Increases Career Prospects

Deciding to go to university is a big decision, more so than ever with the proposed changes to fees and funding. Find out why Leeds Trinity University College offers great opportunities in higher education.Finding the right independent higher education institution for graduates and students is increasingly important for success in the jobs market, which is why Leeds Trinity University have extremely well-established links with local business, industry and schools (as part of our PGCE courses)... read more

Short On Cash This Month? Why Not Consider A Temporary Loan?

It’s summer, which tends to mean a far busier social life for most of us. The evenings are lighter for longer, festival season is upon us and friends are talking about taking a holiday; but just where do you find the cash to pay for all of these sociable soirees? Instant cash loans may be the answer, whether you need to buy the gig ticket of the year or just splash out on some new threads.The need to fork out on that big festival ticket or cool pair of jeans always comes along at the wrong ti... read more

Perfect Budget Baking Tips For Students

Despite students insisting that they never have enough time to study, a lot of them can always find the time to bake cakes or cupcakes, probably because they are such a big hit at house parties – especially when there is a cheeky shot of liquor involved. Although many student may have a lot of recipe ideas that they are dying to try out, they often don’t have the resources readily available due to a lack of funds. This article will take you through some top tips for budget student baking so y... read more

Parents Cramping Your Style This Summer? Pack Them Off And Enjoy The Taste Of Freedom

This summer you can have some much-needed time to yourself as well as getting in your parents' good books, by getting them on the Internet and encouraging them to take advantage of one of the many fantastic last-minute deals currently available.Booking a trip just days beforehand can cut costs dramatically. While at first this may seem a little scary, don't let that put you off. Whether they're into city breaks or package holidays, they will be pleasantly surprised with the savings they could... read more

Women’s Bingo

Recent research on media use carried out by the Northwestern University in the United States, indicated that children and adults spend more and more time online, visiting social networking sites, shopping, surfing the net, reading books, magazines and newspapers and playing online games. The study also illustrated how online habits have changed in the last couple of years, with 10% of all US internet time spent on online gaming - now the first most popular online activity, which has even over... read more

Saving money on insurance needn’t mean breaking the law

With the cost of car insurance rising at an alarming rate every year, drivers can hardly be blamed for trying to save money in every way possible. However, a new study by price comparison site Moneysupermarket.com has revealed that many families are illegally ‘fronting’ on their children’s car insurance to save money, though many of them fail to realisethat they’re breaking the law.As many as one in 10 drivers in Moneysupermarket’s survey admitted they had named their child as a second driver... read more

How to Spot Instant Attraction; and Whether You Can

One of the key elements to a lasting relationship is attraction. We all crave it, a link with another human so irresistible you feel drawn to them; and this feeling is, of course, ever stronger when it is mutual.You might not believe in finding romance online but you will be surprised to discover just how many singles are doing just that; if you look on a dating website Nottingham, for example, is home to lots of singles looking for love.While attraction can be great it can also be fretful, d... read more

Jackman to Star in Robot Boxing Movie "Real Steel"

In October 2011, Hugh Jackman's newest movie "Real Steel" is set to be released. Based on a Richard Matheson (writer of "I am Legend") short story "Steel", the movie is set not too far in the future where the sport of boxing has been taken over by boxing robots. Hugh Jackman stars as Charlie Kenton, a washed up ex professional boxer who could have once been number 1 in the world. Barely making enough cash to survive by fight scrap metal robots in illegal fights, Charlie is really hitting rock... read more

10 Post-Graduation Holiday Ideas for the Summer

At the end of an era, round your student days off on a high by grabbing some friends, packing a car and setting off on the Road Trip of a lifetime. With car hire, there are no limits to where you can go or what you can see this summer. Here are 10 of the greatest road trips; all perfect getaways to help you saviour every moment of your last months of freedom.Route 66Possibly the most famous drive in the world, America’s Route 66 stretches for 2,448 miles, from Chicago to Los Angeles, and repr... read more

When Fancy Dress Goes Wrong: Dodgy Costumes That Made the Headlines

Many a wannabe princess swooned last month as Prince Harry made a rather handsome best man at his brother’s high profile nuptials. However, while the young Prince cut quite a dash in his military uniform, he hasn’t always come across as so patriotic.Scandalous pictures of him at a student fancy dress party dressed as a Nazi cemented Harry’s rebel reputation, and caused the palace embarrassment that they could have done without.Third in line to the throne Harry, who was photographed with drink... read more

A Keen Student of Poker

One of the joys about being a student is that in amongst all the studying, revision, essays and dissertations, there is a chance to socialise and enjoy yourself with new friends from a wide range of different backgrounds from all over the country. Traditionally, students used to head to the student bar, head off to town or host their own house parties but the increasing interest, some would say addiction, to people gathering together in order to play one of the many forms of poker games, is c... read more

Saving those student pennies by changing the gas and electric

Saving money on your student energy supply  When you’re a student, many things can occupy your thoughts on a daily basis – or not. Choosing a t-shirt to wear, committing your time to one particular daytime TV show over another, selecting a loaf of bread that will best complement your tin of baked beans – all of these dilemmas can often prove to be time consuming and perplexing. Some students even have studying to contend with. Often, the last thing students have time to think about is their e... read more

Egypt, Italy, Greece: Who's the Pick of the Ancient World?

For many people, a holiday is about the three Ss: sun, sea and sightseeing. Those interested in important historical and archeological sites should consider Egypt holidays for the history lesson of a lifetime.Offering the amazing opportunity to visit one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, Egypt is a country full of magnificent architecture and artifacts.The pyramids of Giza are indeed a wonder to behold, and it[s difficult to imagine that they have stood for thousands of years. At 450... read more

Why Purchase Student Contents Insurance?

So you’re at university and you’ve got yourself a nice flat full of good friends. What could possibly go wrong? Well, unfortunately, British university students suffer a great deal at the hands of opportunist thieves and burglars, so it’s well worth taking some precautions to ensure that your good times don’t turn sour.Many believe that students present a soft target to Britain’s criminals, and it’s sad to say that this common conception can often turn out to be true. In 2007 Leeds University... read more

Your First Port of Call for Online Bingo

Online bingo is one of the fastest growing leisure activities in the UK. There are now an estimated 50,000 regular players of the game online and that number is growing on a daily basis. The question is, though, how can a new user be sure that the site they are joining has all the features, security and reliability they need to enjoy playing the game regularly?For many years the only way of being able to judge the quality of a bingo site was to either take a risk and check it out for yourself... read more

Student thrifty tips: saving pounds and stretching the pennies at Uni

The financial landscape is tough for most, but it’s increasingly tight for students especially. With VAT increases, student fee hikes and high property rental prices there is a real need to trim expenses and find savings across the entire lifestyle board. But whilst a small budget needs extra time and attention to detail, it doesn’t have to mean less – here’s our guide to saving pounds and stretching the pennies at uni.  Competitive utilitiesShop around for competitive deals on your household... read more

What is Temporary Car Insurance and Why Should I Get It?

Because of the way the typical student lives - toing and froing between the family home and their student digs - insurance companies offer very handy temporary car insurance, and happily, it caters incredibly well to the nature of the undergraduate’s rather transient lifestyle. If a student needs usually drives the family car when they return home, then obviously, they need the appropriate insurance cover. While regular insurance policies require a year’s contract, car insurance for young ... read more

Double-Digit Seeds Could Be Profitable On Thursday

It’s a busy time of year for those making college basketball picks at BetUs – and everywhere else – as the NCAA Tournament starts on Tuesday (we’re not counting this “First Four” nonsense), and it’s always fun to see which low seeds could come away with the win. Here are three games in which this could be the case.Michigan State vs. UCLAThe Spartans may be the most dangerous 10-seed in the history of the Tournament, and the core of this team has been to two straight Final Fours, including a l... read more

Why SeeSaw is the TVOD choice for students

Nowadays, most TV channels have on-demand websites so you can catch up on the shows you’ve missed, but there aren’t many sites that let you watch all your favourites in one place. However, with SeeSaw.com you can do just that, and with over 5000 hours of TV available online right now, you won’t be running out of shows to watch any time soon.SeeSaw’s multitude of telly treats is undoubtedly good news for everyone, but if you’re a student then you’ll definitely want to read on. Most of you will... read more

Winnie the Pooh is Back in an All New Adventure!

The lovable bear that is all “stuffed with fluff” is back! “Winnie the Pooh” the all new feature film from Walt Disney Animation Studios is out in cinemas on 15th April 2011 and is Pooh’s first starring role for over 30 years! Do you remember watching Winnie the Pooh cartoons as a child? Maybe your parents read you the Winnie the Pooh stories before you went to sleep at night? The Winnie the Pooh stories are a classic part of almost everyone’s childhood and, even though they were published ov... read more

Head to New York and See the Friends’ City

New York is a friendly cosmopolitan city that has a lot to offer young people visiting the destination, which is known the world over thanks to its uncountable appearances in Hollywood movies. There is a wide variety of cheap hotels in New York that offer friendly rates to people who may need to keep an eye on their budget while exploring its myriad attractions. New York's place as one of the most desirable destinations to visit in the world has been sealed by award-winning movies and televis... read more

Five of the Best West End Musicals

Thinking of taking a trip around the London shows? Or just fancy an evening out? Well, before you book those Billy Elliot tickets make sure you check out some of our favourites on the West End stage.Les MiserablesThe longest-running musical in West End history and quite rightly so. Les Miserables is an emotional rollercoaster of a show, focusing on the toils of a vigilante named Jean Valjean in the early 19th century. Based on the famed Victor Hugo novel published in 1862, you may think it mi... read more

Helping you manage your finances while you study

Ensuring you keep your spending under control is vital while studying at university. Opening a student bank account can be one of the best ways to do this – especially if you plan on getting a part-time job during your course. Banks and building societies all offer varying degrees of flashy rates and deals – so you need to be aware of what factors contribute to a truly worthwhile current account. Read on to find out how a current account can really help you as a student – and about the other ... read more

Finished uni, what are your options?

The world after university can seem a daunting place for graduates, but there is a wealth of options available after completing an undergraduate course. Whether a university leaver wants to continue studying through postgraduate courses, start their career or take a year out to go travelling and experience the world, it is an exciting time with opportunities galore. A large proportion of students leaving university will go into the world of work, whether it is through a graduate job or more g... read more

The young stars of Tron: Legacy

With the new Tron Legacy film due out at the end of the year, the young stars of the film can expect to have their names connected with what may become as much of a cult classic as the original Tron film from 1982. So, what is their background and will they be able to keep up with screen veterans Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner and Martin Sheen? Born in 1984, Garrett Hedlund came into the world two years after the original Tron film came out, but that doesn't mean he isn't perfect for the Tron... read more

Getting better at bingo with Jackpot Joy

When you are playing on Jackpot Joy Bingo, it can be great fun and an arresting notion to be in with the chance of winning thousands of pounds. What would you do if you won a progressive jackpot? Even though bingo is a game of chance, there are ways that you can ready yourself for having a great game which can change your life for the better. This article will begin to tell you more.One of the best tips when you are playing bingo can be to spend the money you have incredibly wisely. Even thou... read more

Looking at the UK Home Insurance Market in More Depth

Even though Britain has a small presence in comparison with the rest of Europe, the number of home insurance quotes we have access to is outstanding. Indeed, recent figures from the Association of British Insurers revealed that our insurance market was the continent's largest. Despite the fact that we are only the fourth most populated country in Europe, it just goes to show how Brits believe there is a requirement to protect the home, the car and the other assets we own. Setting our sights b... read more

Europe’s Largest Credit Card Provider, MBNA, Unveils Zero Transfer Fee* Card

In a credit card market where 18% APR is the average and balance transfer deals are a rarity, MBNA has come up with an outstanding new card for UK credit seekers. The MBNA Platinum credit card comes with no handling fee on money and balance transfers and an introductory rate of 1.9 percent for a full 12 months.*Now, with an offer this good, there is one requirement – that zero handling fee and low rate only apply to balance transfers and money transfers made in the first 90 days of the accoun... read more

See West End Shows as Part of London City Break

London theatre bookings are high-up on many tourists' to-do lists, and understandably so. The UK capital's West End has a reputation for producing some of the world's finest stage shows; a reputation that has been around since 1663 when the first venue on the famous Drury Lane was established. Things have come a long way since then. If the first performances were something of a work in progress, they eventually gave rise to the likes of Chicago, The Lion King and Cats; all of which proved to... read more

A mobile that makes waves in the smartphone marketf

Many of us are looking for the perfect smartphone right now. A mobile that can do everything we want it to and more! You always hear whispers about which smartphone is the best and your friends are never afraid to give their opinion on which phone you should get - usually boasting the credentials of their own. The only way to pick the right smartphone for you though is to have a closer look at the features it has and whether it ticks all of the boxes as far as you’re concerned. Take the Samsu... read more

Compare a Variety of Insurance Plans in Less Than Five Minutes

Today’s insurance market is full of a wide variety of competitors that all offer unique coverage plans, to the extent that the sheer number of policies can seem daunting, and while it’s safe to say that we all want to protect ourselves, we all have better things to do with our time than sitting around in front of the computer and entering the same details over and over again on different websites when looking for insurance quotes. Comparethemarket.com has been created to help save users time ... read more

Debt problems: Help put them to the back of your mind

As a student, working hard and enjoying nights out are at the top of your priority list. Something that you don’t want to encounter is debt problems, which will distract you from experiencing everything that university has to offer. Having to cancel a night out with your friends because of a lack of cash is a situation arising for more and more people as a result of the economic difficulties that have hit the country, but you should be able to keep your own house in order without too much tro... read more

Transform your mobile with a pay as you go SIM only deal from giffgaff

Everyone uses their phone everyday taking it everywhere. Choosing a plan is crucial, but often choices are limited. This is no longer the case; pay monthly tariffs poses another option.The mobile phone market typically offers a choice; long term contracts or pay as you go options. However, they don’t meet every mobile users needs. Some people want to use their mobile regularly but don’t want a long-term deal. This is where a SIM card from giffgaff can transform your mobile. As a pay as you go... read more

Virtual Bingo Games

The strategy, risk, and potential of making money at bingo games will excite you. But when you go to play bingo in the UK it always involves a trip to the local casino. Forget trips to the casino, free online bingo games can save you the effort of driving to the casino and spending loads of money on petrol. If you’re the kind of person who is passionate about bingo then you might enjoy playing bingo online. No need to dress to impress, instead relax in the comfort of your home while playing.... read more

Job Seeking: Attitude is Everything

Let’s face it; the current state of our economy is not an easy thing to feel optimistic about. When we are constantly hearing about lay offs, and how difficult it is to find jobs these days, we may get discouraged in finding something new, or fearfully cling to current positions that may not make us feel fulfilled. However, as it turns out, it all comes down to your attitude. If you’re willing to put in the time and effort that it takes to find a job, you will eventually find something that... read more

The Toy Story franchise returns again

The Toy Story franchise is set to hit our cinema screens again this summer as Woody and co return for their third outing in Toy Story 3. A firm favourite with families, the toys in the film have taken on personalities of their own and have also looked the part, with the initial Toy Story film the first feature length movie to be made using computer animated graphics. Over the years the Disney Pixar animators have created dozens of characters who we’ll see again in all their glory this summer.... read more